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National Non-working Holidays 2011, Long Weekends & MMDA Number Coding

You may have seen the list of regular holidays for 2011 on other blogs but this blog post is about the recently announced Proclamation 84 making this list official where it officially says goodbye to holiday economics of PGMA...back to regular holiday schedules.

2011 Non-Working Holidays and Long Weekends

The regular holidays include Jan. 1 (Saturday) as New Year’s Day;
Araw ng Kagitingan – April 9 (Saturday);

Holy Week 2011:

Maundy Thursday – April 21
Good Friday – April 22
Labor Day – May 1 (Sunday)
Independence Day – June 12 (Sunday)

National Heroes Day – Aug. 29 (Last Monday of August)
Bonifacio Day – Nov. 30 (Wednesday);

Christmas Day – Dec. 25 (Sunday)
Rizal Day – Dec. 30 (Friday)

Special non-working holidays 2011:

Ninoy Aquino Day – Aug. 21 (Sunday)
All Saints’ Day – Nov. 1 (Tuesday)
Last Day of the Year – Dec. 31 (Saturday)

Declared special holiday for all schools is the EDSA Revolution
anniversary on Feb. 25, which falls on a Friday (no classes)

The Islam feast of Eid’l Adha (end of the hajj or pilgimage to Mecca)
shall be celebrated as a national holiday besides Eid' Fitr (end of
Ramadan for Muslims)

Note: MMDA number coding is suspended during the holidays mentioned above. Number coding in Makati though needs to be confirmed as they operate the so-called Republic of Makati, thus no number coding suspension, not even a number coding window of 10am to 3pm as implemented almost anywhere in Metro Manila

All in all, there are less long weekends in 2011 in the time of P-Noy compared with PGMA...I miss PGMA, but only for this one :P

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posted by backpacking philippines @ 9:30 PM,

2 Comments:

At Dec 29, 2010 1:14:00 AM, Blogger Luna Miranda said...

oh, bummer! a lot of our holidays fall on a Sunday! wala ng holiday economics.:(

 
At Dec 29, 2010 7:59:00 AM, Blogger dong ho said...

first time to see it, i felt sad. this simply meas fewer trips for me next year as i rely greatly on the three-day long weekend for most of my trips.

 

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