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    Philippine DFA To Close For Araw ng Kagitingan Holiday

    Business News AsiaBy Business News AsiaApril 8, 20151 Comment1 Min Read
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    MANILA, PHILIPPINES – The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced that all DFA satellite offices and regional consular offices in the country will be closed on Thursday for the Araw ng Kagitingan Holiday.

    The DFA said there will be no consular services, such as passporting and red ribbon services, on April 9 (Thursday) as the nation commemorates the valor and sacrifices of those who gave up their lives for the country’s freedom.

    Regular passport and authentication services shall resume on Friday, April 10, the DFA said in a statement published in the Official Gazette of the Philippine government.

    Araw ng Kagitingan is among the regulator holidays and special days for the year 2015.

    Regular holidays in the Philippines are the following;

    New Year’s Day (1 January, Thursday)
    Maundy Thursday (2 April)
    Good Friday (3 April)
    Araw ng Kagitingan (9 April)
    Labor Day (1 May)
    Independence Day (12 June)
    National Heroes Day (31 August)
    Bonifacio Day (30 November)
    Christmas Day (25 December)
    Rizal Day (30 December)

    Special non-working days for this year are:

    Chinese New Year (19 February)
    Black Saturday (4 April)
    Ninoy Aquino Day (21 August)
    All Saints Day (1 November) – BusinessNewsAsia.com

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    1. Catalino Garcia on April 8, 2015 5:29 am

      What another Holiday. No wonder we can’t get anything done here in this country. Paid holiday ba ang birthday ni Kris Aquino. It’s really more fun in the Philippines.

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