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MANILA, Philippines — More schools in Metro Manila suspended classes Tuesday due to intermittent heavy rains, according to Radyo Inquirer 990AM.

These are:

UE: Caloocan and Manila campus – Pre School, Elem and HS
UST: All Levels including Faculty and Office work
Perpetual Help Manila: High School level only
St. Jude College Manila — all levels
Eton Internaational School: QC and Manila – all levels
UNO High School Manila
Phil College of Criminology – classes and office operations
San Sebastian College of Law
Chiang Kai Shek College – Kinder to HS

The rains in Metro Manila were caused by the intertropical convergence zone, while a developing storm was seen near Mindanao.


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