Markahan na ang inyong mga kalendaryo sa darating na 2024 dahil inilabas na ng Malacañang ang listahan ng regular at special non-working days, kabilang ang limang ‘long weekends’.
Opisyal nang inilabas ng Palasyo ang kopya ng Proclamaition No. 368 na nilagdaan ni Executive Secretary Luca Bersamin.
Nakapaloob sa proklamasyon ang mga susunod na Regular Holidays (2024):
Jan. 1 (Monday) – New Year’s Day
March 28 (Thursday) – Maundy Thursday
March 29 (Friday) – Good Friday
April 9 (Tuesday) – Araw ng Kagitingan
May 1 (Wednesday) – Labor Day
June 12 (Wednesday) – Independence Day
Aug. 26 (Monday) – National Heroes Day
Nov. 30 (Saturday) – Bonifacio Day
Dec. 25 (Wednesday) – Christmas Day
Dec. 30 (Monday) – Rizal Day
Special Non-Working Days (2024):
Aug. 21 (Wednesday) – Ninoy Aquino Day
Nov. 1 (Friday) – All Saints’ Day
Dec. 8 (Sunday) – Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary
Dec. 31 (Tuesday) – Last Day of the Year
Karagdagang Special Non-Working Days:
Feb. 10 (Saturday) – Chinese New Year
Mar. 30 (Saturday) – Black Saturday
Nov. 2 (Saturday) – All Souls’ Day
Dec. 24 (Tuesday) – Christmas Eve
Kaabang-abang rin ang ‘long weekends’ sa taong 2024:
Dec. 30, 2023, to Jan. 1, 2024 (Three days, New Year weekend)
Mar. 28 to 31, 2024 (Four days, Holy Week)
Aug. 24 to 26, 2024 (Three days, National Heroes Day weekend)
Nov. 1 to 3, 2024 (Three days, Undas weekend)
Dec. 28, 2024, to Jan. 1, 2025 (Five days, New Year weekend)
Ang paggunita sa ika-38 anibersaryo ng EDSA People Power Revolution ay tumapat sa araw ng Linggo, Pebrero 25, 2024.
Samantala, binigyang linaw ng Malacañang na ang proklamasyon ng Eid’l Fitr at Eid’l Adha, magbabase sa ‘Islamic’ calendar.
“With this, the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos is advised, at the appropriate time, to recommend to the Office of the President (OP) the actual dates on which Eid’l Fitr and Eid’l Adha holidays will respectively fall,” saad ng Malacañang.
