Class Suspensions on August 27 Due to Weather
Several local government units (LGUs) in the Visayas and Mindanao have announced class suspensions on August 27 amid the impact of a low-pressure area and the southwest monsoon, locally known as the “habagat.” Officials reported that these weather disturbances are expected to bring heavy rains and possible flooding in affected areas.
Areas with Class Suspensions on August 27
Local leaders confirmed that the following municipalities have suspended face-to-face classes for public and private schools across all levels on Wednesday, August 27, to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Antique
- Bugasong – all levels, face-to-face classes, public and private schools
- Caluya – preschool to senior high school, face-to-face classes, public and private
- Tobias Fornier – all levels, public and private schools
Negros Occidental
- Cauayan – all levels, face-to-face classes, public and private
- Hinoba-an – all levels, face-to-face classes, public and private
- Hinigaran – all levels, face-to-face classes, public and private
- Isabela – all levels, face-to-face classes, public and private
- Kabankalan – all levels, public and private schools
- Sipalay City – all levels, face-to-face classes, public and private
Negros Oriental
- Ayungon – all levels, face-to-face classes, public and private
- Jimalalud – all levels, public and private schools
Zamboanga del Norte
- Labason – all levels, public and private schools
Weather Update and Safety Precautions
According to a 5 a.m. update from meteorological authorities, one of the two low-pressure areas inside the Philippine area of responsibility combined with the southwest monsoon will continue to bring widespread rains across the country this Wednesday. Community members said residents should remain vigilant as flooding and landslides are possible in vulnerable areas.
Local officials urged parents and guardians to prioritize safety and comply with class suspension announcements. They also encouraged the public to monitor weather bulletins and prepare for potential emergencies.
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