#WalangPasok: Class Cancellations for September 18

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Several areas across the Philippines have announced the suspension of classes for Wednesday, September 18, due to the heavy rains brought by Tropical Depression Gener and the southwest monsoon (habagat). Local government units have opted to cancel classes in both public and private schools to ensure the safety of students and staff as weather conditions are expected to worsen.

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Luzon

In Luzon, various areas have declared class suspensions due to the effects of continuous rain:

  • Manaoag, Pangasinan – All levels, public and private.
  • Mangaldan, Pangasinan – All levels, public and private.
  • Rosales, Pangasinan – All levels, public and private.
  • Atok, Benguet – Preschool to senior high school, public and private.
  • Kapangan, Benguet – Preschool to elementary, public and private.
  • Magsaysay, Occidental Mindoro – All levels, public and private.
  • Rizal, Occidental Mindoro – All levels, public and private.

Visayas

In the Visayas region, several areas have also announced class suspensions due to the rains brought by the southwest monsoon and the tropical depression:

  • San Jose de Buenavista, Antique – Preschool to senior high school, public and private.

Negros Occidental

Many municipalities and cities in Negros Occidental have declared class suspensions to prioritize safety:

  • Bacolod City – Pre-elementary to senior high school, public and private.
  • Murcia – All levels, public schools only.
  • Silay City – All levels, public and private.
  • Pulupandan – All levels, public and private.
  • Valladolid – All levels, public and private.
  • Isabela – All levels, public and private.
  • Victorias City – All levels, public and private.

Negros Oriental

Class suspensions have also been confirmed in Negros Oriental:

  • Bais City – All levels, public and private.

Local authorities closely monitor the weather conditions and advise the public to remain alert. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) has warned that heavy rains may continue over the next few days. Residents in affected areas are urged to follow safety protocols and stay updated on weather advisories.

Keep an eye on official announcements for changes regarding class suspensions or other weather-related updates.

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