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Daylight savings starts tomorrow

Daylight savings starts tomorrow
Prepare to wind your clocks one hour ahead as daylight saving starts from tomorrow.

Members of the public are reminded to change their time to one hour ahead at 2am.

Labour Minister Filipe Bole made the Daylight Savings Order saying this initiative has benefitted both the private and public sector over the years.  

He has asked everyone to take full advantage of the daylight saving period time because this allows more quality time for recreation and to be with family, while also increasing overall economic activity, work and agricultural productivity.


Story by:
Sofaia Koroitanoa

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