Classes and work have been suspended in several areas for Thursday, October 24, 2024, due to the inclement weather brought by Tropical Storm Kristine. The heavy rainfall and strong winds caused by the storm have prompted local government units (LGUs) to announce precautionary measures, including the suspension of classes and work in both the public and private sectors to ensure the safety of students and employees.
Below is a list of areas that have announced suspensions for October 24, 2024. This is a running list, and more updates are expected throughout the day:
- Bulacan: All levels (public and private), including work in government offices and the private sector.
- Marikina: Classes at all levels (public and private).
- Pangasinan: All levels (public and private); work in government offices has also been suspended.
- Paracelis, Mountain Province: Classes at all levels (public and private).
- Malvar, Batangas: Classes at all levels (public and private).
- San Luis, Batangas: All levels (public and private).
- Valenzuela: Classes at all levels (public and private).
- Los Baños, Laguna: Shift to online classes for all levels (public schools).
- Sta. Cruz, Laguna: Classes at all levels (public and private).
- Tuguegarao: Classes at all levels (public and private).
The local governments in these areas have taken the initiative to suspend classes and work to avoid any risks associated with flooding, landslides, or dangerous road conditions brought by Tropical Storm Kristine. Residents in affected areas are advised to stay indoors, avoid traveling, and remain updated on weather bulletins from PAGASA and local authorities.
For further updates on class and work suspensions, please stay tuned to your respective LGU announcements. This is a developing list, and more areas may declare suspensions as weather conditions evolve.
Safety Tips:
- Monitor the PAGASA weather updates and warnings.
- Secure your homes, especially in flood-prone areas.
- Avoid unnecessary travel and stay indoors during heavy rain and strong winds.
Stay safe, and follow the necessary precautions to ensure your safety during this storm.