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This file photo shows a picture of a crowd in Manila North Cemetery. (The STAR/Edd Gumban)
MANILA, Philippines — November 3 is not a holiday or a non-working day, Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin said on Thursday.
Bersamin debunked circulating information saying that Malacañang suspended work on the day after All Souls’ Day.
“Fake news,” Bersamin said.
Malacañang on Tuesday said that it has no intentions of declaring October 31 as a holiday.
Last October 11, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declared October 30 as a special non-working day for the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections. — Ian Laqui with reports from Alexis Romero
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