When the status of an SRD (Social and Economic Recovery Development) application shows as "Case Closed," it typically indicates that a decision or final determination has been made regarding the application. In most cases, "Case Closed" means that the review and processing of the application have been completed, and a resolution has been reached.

The specific meaning of "Case Closed" can vary depending on the context and the policies or procedures of the relevant government agency or department handling the SRD status check. It could signify either an approval or a denial of the application, or it may indicate that a final decision has been made and communicated to the applicant.

If you see "Case Closed" in your SRD status update, it is advisable to refer to any accompanying notifications, letters, or communication from the authorities involved to understand the outcome of your application. If you have any questions or concerns about the status update, it is recommended to contact the appropriate government agency directly for further clarification and assistance.