Palace Orders Alternative Work, Learning Setup in Metro Manila, 12 Other Provinces Due to Heavy Rains
The Philippine Malacañang Palace has directed government offices and schools in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces to implement alternative work and learning arrangements on Friday due to persistent heavy rains and flooding, based on the recommendation of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.
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