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MANILA, Philippines — Classes were suspended in several areas Wednesday due to inclement weather, respective local governments and school offices announced.

Makati City: preschool to high school, public and private

Manila: afternoon classes from preschool to college, public and private

In Pasay: preschool to high school, private and public

Muntinlupa: afternoon classes, all levels, private and public

Cavite: all levels

Sasmuan, Pampanga (all levels)

Marikina City: afternoon classes, all levels, private and public

Parañaque: all levels

San Juan City: preschool to highschool, public and private

Caloocan City: preschool to high school, public and private

Quezon City: preschool to high school, public and private

Mandaluyong City: preschool to high school, public and private

Malabon: afternoon classes pre-school to high school in public schools, private schools will have their own discretion

Per school advisory:

Polytechnic University of the Philippines: Afternoon and evening classes (all levels) in PUP-Sta. Mesa, Manila

San Beda College: 12 noon onwards

UE Manila and Caloocan: preschool to high school

College of Saint Benilde: classes and office operations

Ateneo: grade school and high school

Paref Woodrose, OB Montessori Center, Greenhills

The Department of Education said the decision to suspend classes would be left to the discretion of LGUs.

“In the absence of storm signals, class suspensions are c/o your respective local government units,” it said in its official Twitter account.

The rains were caused by southwest monsoon enhanced by tropical storm Marce.

Originally posted at 09:33 am |Wednesday, October 3, 2012


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