Class Suspensions in Albay for Wednesday (January 7, 2026), Due to Volcanic Activity from Mayon Volcano.
WALANG PASOK – Some local government units across Albay province declared class suspensions due to volcanic activity from Mayon Volcano.
On Wednesday (January 7, 2026), classes across several cities and towns in Albay were suspended, as residents faced the combined effects of bad weather and growing volcanic activity from Mayon Volcano.
Local officials decided to halt face-to-face classes to keep students, teachers, and school staff safe during the developing situation.
Heavy rains and unstable conditions have raised concerns about flooding, landslides, and road safety. At the same time, Mayon Volcano remains restless, adding another layer of risk for communities nearby.
Because of these factors, local governments acted early and announced class suspensions covering all levels, including both public and private schools.
Here is the list of areas covered by class suspensions:
- Legazpi City – No face-to-face classes, all levels
- Municipality of Oas – No classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Municipality of Pio Duran – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Municipality of Guinobatan – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Municipality of Santo Domingo – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Municipality of Polangui – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Ligao City – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Municipality of Libon – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Municipality of Malinao – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 11 a.m.
- Municipality of Daraga – No classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Municipality of Malilipot – No classes, all levels
- Municipality of Rapu-Rapu – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
- Municipality of Bacacay – No face-to-face classes, all levels
- Municipality of Tiwi – No face-to-face classes, all levels
- Municipality of Jovellar – No classes, all levels
- Municipality of Manito – No classes, all levels
- Municipality of Camalig – No face-to-face classes, all levels, effective 12 noon
Aside from the weather, Albay is also dealing with the impact of Mayon Volcano’s unrest. Alert Level 3 remains in effect, which means there is a high level of volcanic activity. More than 2,000 residents have already been evacuated as a safety measure.
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