In-Person Classes Suspended in Several Philippine Areas Ahead of Undas
In-person classes were suspended in several areas across the Philippines from October 29 to October 31, in anticipation of Undas and other events. Baguio City notably suspended classes for all levels in public and private schools, with government work also pausing from Friday afternoon.
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