MANILA, Philippines – Mapua University canceled classes anew in its Intramuros, Manila campus on Thursday after receiving a bomb threat.
“Classes are suspended due to a reported bomb threat. Students and employees are required to vacate the Intramuros campus now,” the university said in its official Twitter page.
The university, however, ordered that classes must be conducted online.
“However, today will be considered as a DIGITAL DAY. All classes will be conducted online,” read the tweet.
ADVISORY: Classes are suspended due to a reported bomb threat. Students and employees are required to vacate the Intramuros campus now. However, today will be considered as a DIGITAL DAY. All classes will be conducted online.
— Mapúa University (@MapuaUniv) October 3, 2019
The university said police found no explosives, and that classes will resume on Friday, October 4, 2019.
“At 10:30 a.m., the Intramuros campus was declared negative from any explosive and hazardous materials by the Philippine National Police Bomb Squad,” the university said in another tweet.
The University prioritizes the safety of its students and employees and continues to implement its tight security measures to maintain safety and order on its campuses.
— Mapúa University (@MapuaUniv) October 3, 2019
On September 19, 2019, the university likewise suspended classes in its Makati and Intramuros campuses after a bomb scare.
Police later declared both campuses safe. /gsg
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