Manila Bulletin
SC closes offices for disinfection; no work on July 20 to 22
Work at the Supreme Court (SC) is suspended from July 20 to 22 to allow for the disinfection of its buildings and offices due to a COVID-19 surge.
The court's premises will be disinfected, cleaned, and sanitized from July 18 to July 22.
Only essential personnel from specific offices, including the Office of the Bar Confidant, cash collection and disbursement division, medical services, and security and maintenance divisions, are authorized to report for work.
Repeat rapid antibody testing for all justices, officials, employees, and service providers will resume on July 23.
The signing of the Roll of Attorneys for the 2019 Bar passers will continue as scheduled.
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