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An elementary school pupil drenched in the rain cries while walking home along Batasan Road in Quezon City Tuesday morning as local government officails suspend classes due to heavy rains caused by a low pressure area. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines — Classes remain suspended Tuesday in the following schools, Radyo Inquirer 990AM has reported.

These are from pre-school to high school public and private:

Province of Laguna
Province of Pangasinan
Province of Cavite
Dagupan City
Baguio City
Obando, Bulacan

Five villages in Bacoor City:
Aniban, Talaba, Panapaan, Niog, Mambog and at the Habay Elementary School

Thirteen villages in Valenzuela City: Arkong Bato, Balangkas, Bisig, Coloong, Isla, Mabolo, Palasan, Poblacion, Parinacillo Villa, Pasolo, Polo, Tagalag, at Walang Pulo

In Malabon: Dampalit Elementary School, Dampalit Main at ang Panghulo High School

Meanwhile, while classes at the University of the Philippines in Los Bnos were also suspended, work would continue for its employees.

Originally posted at 06:41 am| Tuesday, July 31, 2012


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