Class Suspensions in Parts of the Philippines Due to Extreme Heat and Power Interruption
In-person classes were canceled in Albay, Philippines, on November 6 due to extreme heat and a scheduled power interruption. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration has reported high heat index readings in areas like Coron, Palawan.
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