Manila Bulletin
2 DFA offices to undergo disinfection
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced the temporary closure of its Aseana and NCR-West offices on July 21 for disinfection and other COVID-19 preventive measures.
Applicants with appointments on the said date will be accommodated once the offices resume operations on July 22.
All other DFA Consular Offices will continue to operate as usual.
The DFA seeks the public's understanding and cooperation in its efforts to combat the pandemic.
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