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Classes suspended across Luzon as monsoon rains intensify
Face-to-face classes have been suspended in multiple areas across Luzon on Friday, August 28, as the southwest monsoon brings heavy rainfall and threatening weather conditions to the region.
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Educational institutions in affected areas of Luzon will remain closed on Friday as the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) warns of continued monsoon rains and an approaching storm system.
Metro Manila and surrounding provinces are among the areas experiencing disruptions to in-person learning due to the inclement weather. The suspension affects students and teachers across public and private schools in the region.
PAGASA has indicated that monsoon conditions are expected to persist throughout the day, with the possibility of heavier rainfall and potentially severe weather. The agency continues to monitor the atmospheric situation and has advised residents to exercise caution.
School administrators and local government units have coordinated class suspensions to ensure the safety of students and school personnel. Parents and learners are advised to monitor official announcements from the Department of Education and their respective schools for updates on the resumption of face-to-face classes.