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Face-To-Face Classes Suspended In Over 9K Schools Amid ‘Habagat’ Rains
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Face-To-Face Classes Suspended In Over 9K Schools Amid ‘Habagat’ Rains
The Department of Education’s (DepEd) Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Service (DRRMS) said 9,009 public schools suspended in-person classes on Wednesday. This is still due to the effects of the enhanced southwest monsoon (habagat) and Tropical Depression Neneng. Out of the 94 affected divisions, Central Luzon recorded the most school suspensions at 2,766, according to the latest situation report of the DepEd DRRMS. Calabarzon followed wit…
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