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DRELM Provides that Schools in Lima May Suspend Face-to-Face Classes and Move to Virtuality Through Rains

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Directors shall report any decision to the relevant Local Educational Management Unit, which shall monitor the continuity of academic and administrative activities.

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Directors shall report any decision to the relevant Local Educational Management Unit, which shall monitor the continuity of academic and administrative activities.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Metadescription The Senamhi warns rains in Lima and heavy rains in Tumbes and Piura. Know in what cases public schools could pass to remote classes.

Heavy rains ignited alerts in public schools in Lima. DRELM established preventive measures and contemplates non-in-person classes when there is danger to students.

Faced with the risk of emergencies due to heavy rains in Lima, the DRELM ordered public schools to take precautions and evaluate possible hazards.

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The Regional Directorate of Education of Metropolitan Lima (DRELM) reported that schools that move to virtuality should inform the relevant Ugel.

·Lima, Peru
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In view of the heavy rains in various areas of Metropolitan Lima, public educational institutions may temporarily move to the form of non-informal classes.

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La República broke the news in Lima, Peru on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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