Philippines Braces for Class Suspensions Amidst Record High Heat Index
Widespread class suspensions are being implemented across the Philippines due to a record-high heat index, prioritizing student safety amidst extreme temperatures. The measure, however, raises concerns about potential learning disruptions.
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