Classes in 16 Luzon Provinces Shift to Alternative Mode on Sept. 4 Amid Heavy Rains and Haze
Malacañang ordered classes in 16 provinces in Luzon to shift to alternative learning modes on September 4 due to heavy rains from the enhanced Southwest Monsoon and air pollution from Indonesian haze, prioritizing student safety and educational continuity.
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