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Mga suspendidong klase sa Miyerkoles, Oktubre 2, 2024
Several local government units in Northern Luzon have announced class suspensions on Wednesday, October 2, in anticipation of Super Typhoon Julian's effects.
Classes at all levels are suspended in Abra, Batanes (Uyugan municipality), Cagayan (Calayan municipality), Ilocos Norte (Batac, Currimao, and Laoag cities), and Ilocos Sur (Bantay municipality).
Additionally, classes from elementary to high school levels are suspended in Dagupan City and several towns in Pangasinan, including Binmaley, Calasiao, and Lingayen.
Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 is currently active over Northern Luzon as Super Typhoon Julian moves towards Taiwan and is expected to re-enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility before exiting on Thursday.
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