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Bangladesh October 1st Elections Public Holiday (Source: United News of Bangladesh-Dhaka) - Summary: The Government of Bangladesh has declared the date of the upcoming general elections, Monday, October 1st, 2001, as a one-off public holiday. Links: full story and other Bangladesh news and updates.
Turkmenistan Public Holiday On September 19 (Source: Turkmen State News Service-Ashgabat) - Summary: The government of Turkmenistan has adopted a resolution declaring Wednesday, September 19, 2011, as a non-working public holiday in Kyrgyzstan. Links: full story and other Turkmenistan news and updates.
China Announces Details of 2001 National Day Public Holidays (Source: Xinhua News Agency) - Summary: The General Office of China's State Council has announced the details of the upcoming National Day, weeklong, public holidays. Links: full story and other China news and updates.
Bangladesh October 1st Elections Public Holiday (Source: United News of Bangladesh-Dhaka) - Summary: The Government of Bangladesh has declared the date of the upcoming general elections, Monday, October 1st, 2001, as a one-off public holiday. Links: 
Turkmenistan Public Holiday On September 19 (Source: Turkmen State News Service-Ashgabat) - Summary: The government of Turkmenistan has adopted a resolution declaring Wednesday, September 19, 2011, as a non-working public holiday in Kyrgyzstan. Links: 
China Announces Details of 2001 National Day Public Holidays (Source: Xinhua News Agency) - Summary: The General Office of China's State Council has announced the details of the upcoming National Day, weeklong, public holidays. Links: