#WalangPasok: Class Suspension on October 22, 2024

As Tropical Depression Kristine approaches the Philippines, local authorities have announced class suspensions for Tuesday, October 22, 2024, in several areas. The decision aims to ensure the safety and well-being of students amid the potential adverse weather conditions expected from the typhoon.

Typhoon Christine
Typhoon Christine

In Albay, the municipality of Sto. Domingo has suspended classes at all levels, affecting both public and private schools. This measure is part of the region’s proactive response to the impending impact of Kristine, which has been gaining intensity and is expected to bring heavy rains and strong winds.

In Negros Occidental, the city of Talisay has declared a suspension of classes from preschool through senior high school. The local government is advising parents to keep their children safe and indoors, given the potential hazards associated with the storm.

Luzon

  • Calauag, Quezon (all levels, public and private)
  • Mulanay, Quezon (all levels, public and private)
  • Bulusan, Sorsogon (all levels, public and private; until October 23)
  • Irosin, Sorsogon (all levels, public and private)
  • Sorsogon City (all levels, public and private)
  • Sta. Magdalena, Sorsogon (all levels, public and private; until October 23)

Visayas

  • Bohol (public and private, kindergarten to high school)
  • Bacolod City, Negros Occidental (pre-school to high school, public and private)
  • Northern Samar (all levels, public and private)

Authorities encourage residents to stay updated on weather advisories and follow instructions from local government units. With the anticipated heavy rainfall and possible flooding, the community’s safety remains a top priority.

Parents and guardians are advised to monitor announcements from their respective schools for any further updates regarding class resumption and other safety measures. This proactive approach is essential in minimizing risks associated with Typhoon Kristine, which could impact daily activities and pose threats to public safety.

As the situation evolves, everyone needs to remain informed and prepared. Local news outlets and social media channels will continue to provide updates on the storm’s trajectory and its effects on different regions.

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