June 30 declared special non-working holiday in Manila for Marcos Jr’s inauguration

By Katrina Gracia Consebido

 

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno announced on Thursday, June 23, that June 30 will be a special non-working holiday in Manila to give way for the inauguration of President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. at the National Museum of the Philippines.

The declaration of non-working holiday was made through Executive Order No. 53 signed by the city mayor on June 22.

The Manila Police District and other law enforcement officers and authorities were also instructed to strictly implement security measures during the inauguration.

Moreno said that the inauguration will give the public the opportunity to witness a “significant event in the life of the nation.”

“It is but fitting and proper that all citizens of the country, in general, and resident of the City of Manila, in particular, be given full opportunity to witness and welcome this significant event in the life of the nation.” – ag 

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