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Sorsogon suspends classes as new storm threatens Bicol region
Classes at all levels in both public and private schools across Sorsogon were suspended due to the approaching Tropical Cyclone Man-yi (to be named Pepito) on Thursday, November 14.
Governor Edwin Hamor of Sorsogon ordered the suspension to take effect on Friday, November 15, ensuring the safety and well-being of students and the public.
Local disaster officials are monitoring highly vulnerable communities and advised to implement necessary measures.
Although sea travel has not been banned, small vessels are discouraged from sailing due to anticipated rough sea conditions.
Residents are urged to remain vigilant and take precautionary measures as the storm looms.
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