Palace Orders Shift to Alternative Work, Learning Modes Amid Monsoon Rains
Malacañang has directed schools and government offices in Metro Manila and other affected areas in Luzon to shift to alternative work and learning modes due to expected heavy rains from the Southwest Monsoon, a measure aimed at ensuring public safety and minimizing infrastructure impact.
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