SC to Build New Hall of Justice in Naga City
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SC to Build New Hall of Justice in Naga City

The Supreme Court of the Philippines announced plans to construct a new Hall of Justice for the Naga City Regional Trial Court. The SC formally accepted a donation of a 2,444-square-meter property from the city government, aiming to ensure speedy and quality administration of justice.

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