1,500 Northern Luzon Schools Suspend In-Person Classes Due to Super Typhoon 'Inday'
In-person classes have been suspended in 1,500 public schools across five regions in Northern Luzon as Super Typhoon 'Inday' approaches. The disruption affects over 670,000 learners and 30,000 personnel, who are transitioning to flexible learning options.
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