30 Jun 2022 | 03:20 AM UTC
Philippines: Authorities in some cities in Metro Manila declare non-working holiday June 30 due to presidential inauguration ceremony
Philippine officials in some Metro Manila cities declare non-working holiday June 30 due to inauguration. Business disruptions likely.
Event
Authorities in Manila, Navotas, Pasay, and San Juan cities and Pateros Municipality, Metro Manila, have declared June 30 a special non-working holiday due to the presidential inauguration ceremony of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (known as Bongbong). The official inauguration event will take place at the National Museum of the Philippines, Manila city; additional programs are probable in other parts of Metro Manila.
Officials will increase likely security as a precaution June 30. Business disruptions are probable in the affected cities. Roadblocks and localized transport disruptions are possible due to the security protocols and related events.
Advice
Confirm business appointments if operating in the affected localities June 30. Follow all official instructions. Plan for increased security and business disruptions, as well as possible localized transport disruptions; use alternative routes to avoid event sites. Allow additional time to reach destinations due to the potential for increased traffic congestion.