Class Suspensions for Tuesday (July 23, 2024) Due to Typhoon Carina
WALANG PASOK – Several local government units have declared class suspensions in various areas due to the inclement weather conditions.
On Tuesday (July 23, 2024), PAGASA reported that Typhoon Carina was spotted 380 kilometers east of Aparri, Cagayan, with strong winds and gusts affecting several areas. As it moves north-northwestward, the storm has led to warnings of high tides and heavy rains.
Due to the impact of Typhoon Carina, also known internationally as Gaemi, several areas in the Philippines have declared class suspensions for Tuesday.
The typhoon has intensified and is causing heavy rains and strong winds, prompting local governments and educational institutions to adjust their schedules to ensure everyone’s safety.
Here is the list of the areas affected by class suspensions:
Metro Manila
- Caloocan City: All levels, both public and private schools
- Malabon City: All levels, both public and private schools
- Manila: Preschool to senior high school, private schools only
- Navotas City: All levels, both public and private schools
- Parañaque City: All levels, both public and private schools
- San Juan City: All levels, both public and private schools
“Due to the expected heavy rains, classes on July 23, 2024, in all levels in the City of San Juan, both public and private, are hereby suspended for the safety of everyone!” said San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora.
Provinces
- Bataan: All levels, both public and private schools
- Cavite: All levels, both public and private schools
- Pampanga: Face-to-face classes for all levels in both public and private schools
- Angeles City, Pampanga: All levels, private schools only
“Sa bisa ng Executive Order No. 14 – 2024, iniutos ni Pampanga Governor Dennis Pineda ang suspension ng face to face classes ng mga estudyante sa lahat ng antas sa mga pampubliko at pampribadong paaralan sa Lalawigan ng Pampanga bukas, July 23, 2024,” the provincial government of Pampanga said.
Special Announcements
De La Salle University Manila has shifted to online classes and work from home for its staff and students.
Batangas has also suspended classes for all levels, both public and private, in observance of Mabini Day.
These class suspensions are in response to the dangerous weather conditions to ensure the safety of students and staff. The public was advised to keep an eye on local announcements for any updates.
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