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Bohol classes suspended due to inclement weather
Acting Governor Dionisio Victor Balite suspended work and classes in all levels in public and private schools across Bohol on Friday, November 17, 2023, due to inclement weather.
The suspension was prompted by a weather disturbance enhanced by the Northeast Monsoon and Shear Line, with PAGASA issuing yellow heavy rainfall warnings.
Colleges and universities in Bohol will also have their classes suspended on Saturday, November 18, 2023, as PAGASA forecasts intensified rainfall.
This preventive measure aims to ensure the safety of Boholanos during the hydrometeorological hazard.
Private establishments were given the discretion to suspend work, while offices involved in public safety, disaster risk reduction, and health services were exempted from the work suspension.
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