Classes still suspended in some Luzon schools
Classes in some schools in Northern and Central Luzon remained suspended on Tuesday as the effects of Typhoon “Ompong” lingered in certain areas.
The National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council said nearly 600,000 people were affected by Ompong.
READ: 600,000 people affected by ‘Ompong’ – NDRRMC
Local authorities announced the suspension of classes in the following areas:
Cagayan
- all levels, public and private
Apayao
- all levels, public and private
Bulacan
- Calumpit – all levels, public and private
Pangasinan
- Calasiao – all levels, public and private
- Dagupan City – all levels, public and private
- Benguet
- Tublay – pre-school to elementary, public and private
- La Trinidad – pre-school to elementary, public and private
Ilocos Norte
- Pagudpud – all levels, public and private (until September 19)
- Pasuquin – all levels
- Vintar – all levels
- Northwestern University in Laoag City
Pampanga
- Apalit – Paligui, Cansinala (all levels)
- Candaba – Barangays Sto Rosario, Pansinao, Gulap, Lanang, Paralaya, Pasig, Buas, Pescadores, San Agustin, Mandasig, Bambang (public and private all levels)
- San Luis – Barangays San Juan, San Nicolas, Sta. Monica, San Agustin, Sta. Cruz Poblacion, Sto. Tomas, Sta. Rita, Sta. Cruz Pambilog, Sta. Catalina (public and private all levels)
- San Simon – Barangays San Pedro, San Juan, Sta. Cruz, San Nicolas, San Miguel, San Isidro, San Jose, San Pablo, Dela Paz and San Agustin (public all levels) /cbb
Inquirer calls for support for the victims of typhoon Ompong
Responding to appeals for help, the Philippine Daily Inquirer is extending its relief to victims of the recent typhoon Ompong.
Cash donations may be deposited in the Inquirer Foundation Corp. Banco De Oro (BDO) Current Account No: 007960018860 and Swift Code: BNORPHMM.
Inquiries may be addressed to Inquirer’s Corporate Affairs office through Connie Kalagayan at 897-4426, [email protected] and Bianca Kasilag-Macahilig at 897-8808 local 352, [email protected].
