Four senior legal figures affiliated with the state opposition sign a public notice alleging that the temporary closure of multiple remote and regional courthouses represents a “system-wide failure.” The notice says courthouses across the state will close for about three months because security arrangements for the buildings cannot be provided. The outlets report that the opposition is framing the closures as part of a broader problem rather than isolated incidents, pointing to the extent of affected locations, including remote and regional sites. The articles agree on the core claim: specific courts are scheduled to close temporarily for a three-month period due to an inability to secure the premises. While the coverage centers on the opposition’s concerns, the reports do not include detailed responses from the government or court services in the provided excerpts. Overall, the published notice and the reporting describe a planned, time-limited shutdown linked to courthouse security capacity.