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Work, classes still suspended after Pepito hits Catanduanes
Classes and government work were suspended in several areas nationwide due to Super Typhoon Pepito.
In the National Capital Region, multiple cities including Las Piñas, Malabon, and Manila canceled classes for all levels.
Provinces and cities in Region I, such as Dagupan City and Pangasinan, also canceled classes and suspended government work.
In Catanduanes, work and classes remained suspended on Monday following extensive damage caused by the typhoon.
Super Typhoon Pepito made landfall in Panganiban town, Catanduanes, causing widespread destruction to telecommunication and power lines, and damaging many homes.
Several roads in Catanduanes remained impassable due to debris, and some families are still in evacuation centers.
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