Early Class Dismissal in Zamboanga City
In Zamboanga City, classes ended early on Friday as Mayor Khymer Olaso instructed schools to dismiss students by midday. This early class dismissal was implemented due to the inclement weather forecasted by the state weather bureau.
Officials reported that both public and private schools at all levels suspended afternoon sessions to ensure student safety. The mayor’s directive came after weather authorities predicted moderate to heavy rainfall throughout the day.
Weather Concerns Prompt Swift Action
Local leaders noted that the decision to end classes early was a precautionary measure in response to the adverse weather conditions. The forecast included heavy rains and possible flooding, which posed risks to students commuting home.
Community members expressed relief at the proactive approach taken by city officials. “Salamat sa pag-unawa sa sitwasyon, importante ang kaligtasan ng mga bata,” a parent said.
Impact on School Operations
School administrators coordinated closely with the city government to implement the early dismissal smoothly. Teachers and staff ensured that students were informed promptly to avoid confusion.
Officials reported that transportation arrangements were also adjusted to accommodate the early release. This collaborative effort aimed to minimize disruption while prioritizing safety.
Continued Monitoring of Weather Conditions
Authorities continue to monitor the weather situation closely. They have urged residents to stay updated and exercise caution amid the ongoing inclement weather.
Local leaders assured the public that further announcements would be made if conditions worsen or if additional measures become necessary.
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