Classes in 2 Zambales towns, Olongapo suspended amid habagat rains
Classes at all levels in public and private schools in Subic and Castillejos towns in Zambales, and in Olongapo City, were again suspended on Thursday, September 3, due to continuing inclement weather brought by the tropical depression "habagat." This comes after some municipalities in Zambales had resumed classes a day prior following a brief respite.
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