Philippine Independence 2011
by Now marks the 113th anniversary of Independence Day celebration. The Malacañang has called on Filipinos to put on view the Philippine flag in all government buildings, official residences, public plazas, and schools.
It was on August 4, 1964, when President Diosdado Macapagal signed at Malacañang Republic Act No. 4166 statutorily prescribing June 12 as Philippine Independence Day. Special witnesses invited to the signing were children of Presidents, including Carmen Melencio-Aguinaldo, Manuel Quezon Jr., Maria Osmeña-Charnley, Gerardo Roxas, Tomas Quirino, and his sons Arturo and Diosdado Jr.
Malacañang statement also cited Section 26 of Republic Act 8491, the “Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines,” that all the offices and public venue should display a replicas of the flag.
There will be partying all over the Philippines in June as the country celebrates Independence Day. So here are some happenings that you surely would not like to miss.
On the break of dawn it is very fit to jog around the Luneta Park and witness the annual flag rising. This yearly event showcases the unity of our government leaders as they all help in the raising of the large Philippine Flag. It’s a festive mood with lots of marching bands participate to played our National Anthem “Lupang Hinirang” .
Also in Celebration for the 113th Philippine Independence; Manila Ocean Park offeres Diskwento sa Masa Promo to all Taxi Drivers, Firemen, Food Service Crew and Security Guards can take advantage as much as 50% OFF to Manila Ocean Park attractions on JUNE 10 – 26, 2011. Just present company ID to avail.
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