The Central Administrative Court and Supreme Administrative Court will suspend services from Tuesday until Friday after the courts have been closed from Thursday to Monday as ordered by the Cabinet. 
	The courts reasoned that it would be inconvenient for the public members and court officials to travel to the courts. 
	The Nation

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Administrative Court remains closed until November 4

The Central Administrative Court and the Supreme Administrative Court will remain closed throughout this week, the Office of the Administrative Court announced Monday.

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