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Laguna suspends face-to-face classes amid earthquake concerns
Face-to-face classes in all levels in public and private schools in Laguna will be suspended from October 14 to 31, shifting to online or modular learning due to earthquake risk.
The precautionary measure was decided upon by Laguna Governor Sol Aragones following discussions with local officials on earthquake threats.
Several specific barangays in San Pedro, Sta. Rosa, Cabuyao, Calamba, and Biñan were identified as being directly along the West Valley Fault.
While these areas face the highest risk, surrounding communities are also advised to be alert for potential shaking.
The shift to Alternative Delivery Mode aims to ensure student safety and continuity of education amidst potential seismic activity.
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