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MANILA, Philippines — Work hours in the Senate will be shortened on Thursday, January 9 to make way for Traslacion 2025.
In an advisory issued Wednesday, Senate Secretary Atty. Renato Bantug Jr. said Senate President Francis Escudero has instructed that work in the upper chamber on Thursday shall only be until 2 p.m.
Due to the Traslacion, some roads in Manila are closed and traffic is rerouted.
Article continues after this advertisement“Committee hearings, technical working group, and other meetings may proceed [or] continue. The assigned staff for said hearings [or] meetings shall continue to provide technical and administrative assistance until otherwise directed by the chairperson,” said Bantug.
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casino sign up bonus no depositThe 2025 Traslacion will maintain the route from the previous year, taking the following streets:
Quirino Grandstand Right to Katigbak Drive (Left side) Right to Padre Burgos Street through Finance Road Straight to Ayala Bridge Left to Palanca Street Right to Quezon Boulevard Right to Arlegui Street Right to Fraternal Street Right to Vergara Street Left to Duque de Alba Street Left to Castillejos Street Left to Farnecio Street Right to Arlegui Street Left to Nepomuceno Street Left to Concepcion Aguila Street Right to Carcer Street Right to Hidalgo through Plaza del Carmen Left to Bilibid Viejo through Gonzalo Puyat Left to J. P. de Guzman Street Right to Hidalgo Street Left to Quezon Boulevard Right to Palanca Street through under Quezon Bridge Right to Villalobos through Plaza Miranda Quiapo ChurchSubscribe to our daily newsletter
By the closing bell, the benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) tumbled by 2.1 percent, or 155.65 points, to 7, 272.65.