Curitiba will not have an optional holiday for Brazil vs. Japan; see how public services will operate

Brazil's match alters routine in Curitiba this Monday (29) Curitiba will not have an optional holiday this Monday (29), the day Brazil faces Japan in the 2026 World Cup "knockout stage" at 2:00 PM. ✅ Follow the g1 PR channel on WhatsApp Municipal schools and Municipal Centers for Early Childhood Education (CMEIs) will have classes as normal. The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu), Emergency Care Units (UPAs), and the 'Saúde Já' Center will also operate with normal business hours. Basic Health Units will not be open during the match. According to City Hall, the teams will remain in the buildings and resume service after the match ends. Part of the City Hall units will work with modified hours, according to a municipal decree that allows for the dismissal of civil servants two hours before the match. In this case, departure occurs at 12:00 PM. The hours not worked will be compensated at another time, according to the Municipality. Read also: 'Everyone who opposed him was threatened': Says prosecutor about doctor who set up an 'apartment' in a hospital in PR Lookalike?: Curitiba building manager draws attention as Ancelotti's 'double' Investigation: Woman arrested for hiding stolen jewelry in Curitiba kept the pieces in a pillow, police say Curitiba seen from above. Disclosure/Government of Paraná VIDEOS: Most watched on g1 Paraná Read more news on g1 Paraná.