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2 Bicol towns suspend classes due to continuous rains
Classes in all levels in Libon, Albay were suspended on Wednesday due to moderate to heavy rainfall.
The suspension in Libon was ordered by Mayor Wilfredo Maronilla in anticipation of potential flooding and landslides.
Classes were also suspended in Pili, Camarines Sur from preschool to junior high school due to moderate to heavy rains.
Pili Mayor Tomas Bongalonta Jr. cited flash floods in the town center and anticipated landslides as reasons for the suspension.
Classes in senior high school and college levels in Pili may be suspended at the discretion of school heads.
Pagasa reported moderate to heavy rains with lightning and strong winds in several areas in Bicol and other provinces.
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