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House suspends work on July 23 due to bad weather
Work at the House of Representatives was suspended on Wednesday, July 23, due to continued heavy monsoon rains and flooding, marking the third consecutive day of suspensions.
House Secretary General Reginald Velasco announced the suspension, citing inclement weather and the threat to public safety.
Offices tasked with essential functions are directed to ensure that the delivery of vital services remains uninterrupted.
The House leadership continues to monitor the situation and will take necessary measures to safeguard employee welfare.
Work and class suspensions were declared in Metro Manila and numerous other provinces on Tuesday.
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