Manila Bulletin
Duterte wishes 'truly refreshed,' 'fully renewed' spirits for Muslim Filipinos on Eid'l Fitr
President Rodrigo Duterte urged the Filipino-Muslim community to embody goodwill and compassion in his Eid'l Fitr message.
He extended Eid Mubarak greetings and wished for a meaningful celebration, hoping Muslims feel refreshed and have renewed strength after Ramadan.
Duterte acknowledged that faith has been a sustaining force for the nation since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
He expressed gratitude for divine guidance and provision throughout the challenges faced.
Eid'l Fitr was declared a regular non-working holiday to allow all Filipinos to join in the observance with their Muslim brothers and sisters in peace and harmony, while adhering to public health guidelines.
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