Court work suspended on August 6 due to inclement weather
Philippine courts have suspended operations due to inclement weather caused by Tropical Storm Maymay. The suspension affects various judicial bodies, including the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals.
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MANILA, Philippines - Collegiate and lower courts across the country have suspended their work due to inclement weather caused by Tropical Storm Maymay (international name: Kujira) and the southwest monsoon.
As of 10 a.m., state weather bureau PAGASA said that Maymay is estimated to be in the vicinity of Tanudan, Kalinga.
The following courts have suspended their work due to inclement weather:
Supreme Court: Skeleton workforce to be enforced in the Docket Receiving Division-Judicial Records Office and Cashier Division-Fiscal Management and Budget Office
Court of Appeals-Manila and Baguio: Skeleton workforce to be enforced in the Judicial Records Division and Cash Division stationed at the One-Stop Processing Center and E-filing Unit
Sandiganbayan: Skeleton workforce to be enforced at the Judicial Records Division and Cashier Section.
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