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Feb. 16 a non-working holiday in Caloocan

Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 15:16:00 02/10/2011

Filed Under: Public Holidays, Philippines - Metro

MANILA, Philippines?February 16 has been declared a non-working holiday in Caloocan City in commemoration of its 49th founding anniversary.

Mayor Recom Echiverri issued Executive Order No. 001-11 to give residents the opportunity to take part in the celebrations of the city?s Foundation Day.

In a statement, Echiverri said it would be a non-working holiday government employees and the business sector. There will also be no classes in all schools in the city.?Kristine Felisse Mangunay

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