MANILA, Philippines — Several commuters and motorists are expected to encounter heavy traffic on Monday, January 6, as Filipinos return to Manila after the holiday break for Christmas and New Year.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., through Proclamation 368, declared the following non-working holidays:
December 24 - Christmas Eve (special non-working holiday) December 25 - Christmas Day (regular holiday) December 30 - Rizal Day (regular holiday) December 31 - Last Day of the Year (special non-working holiday) January 1 - New Year's Day (regular holiday)View the updates below to guide you on the traffic situation in Metro Manila and the North Luzon Expressway, South Luzon Expressway, Cavitex, CALAX, SCTEX and Skyway:
Comelec officials have said the ministerial duty of the poll body covers merely the acceptance of COCs and verification of the accuracy of certain details in the certificate such as membership in a political party. Determining the authenticity of the citizenship of a candidate, however, is beyond the mandate of the poll body. From the filing of COCs to the formal campaign up to the counting of votes, no one posed objections to the candidacy of Alice Guo for mayor of Bambanluckyhub777, Tarlac in 2022, the Comelec has pointed out.
