
Check out the changes in the functioning of services, commerce and public bodies in Petrolina due to the national holiday on November 2nd.
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The All Souls' Day holiday is a Brazilian national date celebrated on November 2nd.
The operation of establishments and services will be changed in Petrolina this Monday (2) due to the All Souls' Day holiday. Commerce is optional.
The mall's stores will open from 12pm to 8pm, and the food court will open from 12pm to 10pm. The cinema will have its own programming.
Municipal activities will be suspended, except for essential health, safety, traffic and cleaning services. The Municipal Hospital will be closed.
The José and Maria Fair will normally operate from 5am to 10pm. Bank branches will close, leaving only digital service.
This Monday (02), All Souls' Day, the opening hours of businesses, city hall and city establishments will be changed in Petrolina, in the Sertão of Pernambuco. Find out what opens and closes in the city during the national holiday.
Petrolina businesses must remain closed during the holiday, but opening is optional. Traders who wish to open their business on Monday must follow the rules established in clauses 48 and 49 of the current Collective Labor Agreement.
On Monday, the mall's stores open from 12pm to 8pm. Carrefour will be open from 8am to 9pm, while the Food Court will be open from 12pm to 10pm. Orient Cinemas will also feature programming during the day.
On Monday (2), activities will be suspended due to the national All Souls' Day holiday. Services will resume on Tuesday (3). The suspension of working hours does not apply to services considered essential to the population, which will continue to operate normally. Such as the Mobile Emergency Care Service (SAMU), the Normal Birth Center (CPN), in addition to security, traffic and public cleaning services, ensuring the continuity of necessary care for the population during this period. Only the Municipal Hospital will be closed during the holiday.
Petrolina City Hall, through the Secretariat of Rural Development (SEDRU), informs that the José and Maria Fair will operate normally during the national holiday of All Souls' Day, next Monday (2). The Fair's opening hours are from 5am to 10pm.
The Areia Branca and Cohab Massangano fairs are open on Saturdays, from 5am until 5pm. On Sundays, the markets in the São Gonçalo, João de Deus, Izacolândia, Jardim Maravilha (Ouro Preto) and Areia Branca neighborhoods run from 5am to 5pm.
Bank branches in Petrolina will not have in-person service on the holiday. Payment of bills, bills and resolution of other services must be carried out through the companies' applications.

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