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Proclamations

13,580 proclamations · 1913–2026

1995

173 proclamations in 1995

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  1. Oct 13, 1995 Proclamation No. 681 (1995) Amending Proclamation No. 578, Expanding the Membership of the 1995 Total Solar Eclipse National Committee
  2. Oct 13, 1995 Proclamation No. 680 (1995) Declaring a State of Calamity in the Province of Antique and the City of San Carlos Which Were Adversely Affected By Tropical Storm “Mameng”
  3. Oct 12, 1995 Proclamation No. 679 (1995) Declaring Monday, October 16, 1995 as a Special Day in the City of Calbayog
  4. Oct 12, 1995 Proclamation No. 678 (1995) Declaring the Period From October 31, 1995 to October 31, 1996, as the Boy Scouts of the Philippines Diamond Jubilee Year
  5. Oct 12, 1995 Proclamation No. 677 (1995) Authorizing the Philippine Cancer Society, Inc., to Conduct a National Fund Campaign for a Period of One Year
  6. Oct 12, 1995 Proclamation No. 676 (1995) Declaring a State of Calamity in Four (4) Provinces and One (1) City Adversely Affected By Tropical Storm “Mameng”
  1. Oct 12, 1995 Proclamation No. 675 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in Four (4) Municipalities of the Province of Lanao Del Sur
  2. Oct 12, 1995 Proclamation No. 674 (1995) Declaring Wednesday, November 15, 1995 as “Don Eugenio Daza Day” in the Province of Eastern Samar
  3. Oct 10, 1995 Proclamation No. 673 (1995) Authorizing the Clean and Green Foundation, Inc. to Conduct a National Fund Campaign for a Period of One (1) Year
  4. Oct 6, 1995 Proclamation No. 672 (1995) Declaring the Period From November 5 to 11, 1995 as “Civil Engineering Week”
  5. Oct 6, 1995 Proclamation No. 671 (1995) Authorizing the Philippine Association of Schools Superintendents, Inc. (PASS) to Conduct a National Fund Campaign for a Period of One (1) Year
  6. Oct 6, 1995 Proclamation No. 670 (1995) Declaring a State of Calamity in the Municipality of Baybay, Province of Leyte
  7. Oct 5, 1995 Proclamation No. 669 (1995) Declaring a State of Calamity in Metro Manila and in Twenty Nine (29) Provinces and Nineteen (19) Cities Adversely Affected By Tropical Storm “Mameng”
  8. Oct 4, 1995 Proclamation No. 668 (1995) Declaring a State of Public Calamity in the Municipalities of Bataraza, Rizal, Quezon and Araceli, All of the Province of Palawan, and the City of Cotabato, Which Were Adversely Affected By Flashfloods
  9. Oct 4, 1995 Proclamation No. 667 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the Municipality of Lugait, Province of Misamis Oriental, Which Was Adversely Affected By Flashfloods
  10. Oct 4, 1995 Proclamation No. 666 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the City of Cagayan De Oro, Which Was Adversely Affected By Fire
  11. Oct 4, 1995 Proclamation No. 665 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the Provinces of Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur and La Union and the City of Laoag, Which Were Adversely Affected By Typhoon Luding
  12. Oct 4, 1995 Proclamation No. 664 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the Municipality of Nasugbu, Province of Batangas, Which Was Adversely Affected By Fire
  13. Oct 4, 1995 Proclamation No. 663 (1995) Declaring December 1995 as Victorio C. Edades Centennial Month
  14. Sep 29, 1995 Proclamation No. 654 (1995) Authorizing the Federation of Senior Citizens Association of the Philippines, Inc., to Conduct a National Fund Campaign for a Period of One Year
  15. Sep 29, 1995 Proclamation No. 652 (1995) Authorizing the Girl Scouts of the Philippines to Conduct a National Fund Campaign for a Period of One Year
  16. Sep 27, 1995 Proclamation No. 662 (1995) Declaring the Month of October of Every Year as the “National Shelter Month”
  17. Sep 27, 1995 Proclamation No. 661 (1995) Authorizing the Community Chest Foundation, Inc., to Conduct a National Educational and Fund Campaign for a Period of One Year
  18. Sep 27, 1995 Proclamation No. 660 (1995) Declaring October 21 of Every Year as National Archives Day
  19. Sep 27, 1995 Proclamation No. 659 (1995) Declaring the Period From October 1 to 7, 1995, “Human Resource Management Week”