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Classes in 8 Zambales Towns Suspended Due to Heavy Rainfall Threat
Classes at all levels in public and private schools in several towns in Zambales province remained suspended on Wednesday, August 5, due to the threat of heavy rainfall, local governments announced.
Classes remained suspended in some parts of Zambales province on Wednesday, August 5, due to inclement weather. As of Tuesday evening, several local government units announced the suspension of classes at all levels in both public and private schools in the municipalities of Subic, San Narciso, San Felipe, Cabangan, and Botolan. This class suspension measure prioritizes the safety of local residents, particularly in areas with a high risk of river overflow and landslides. In the Philippines, such inclement weather often leads to class suspensions during the rainy season, affecting students' learning opportunities. Zambales province faces the Philippine Sea and has experienced damage from heavy rainfall due to typhoons and monsoons in the past. This measure is a precautionary step taken based on past experiences to prevent damage. Information Source: Inquirer NewsInfo
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