Classes, work suspended in Metro Manila due to rain
The implementation of the expanded number coding scheme was suspended on Wednesday, August 28, following Malacañang's announcement of a suspension of work in government offices and classes in public schools in Metro Manila due to continuous rains from the southwest monsoon.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority announced on its Facebook page that all levels of public schooling were also affected by this decision.
Classes at all levels in public schools and work in government offices have been suspended in Metro Manila because of bad weather conditions, while frontline agencies engaged in emergency services continue to operate.
According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), the suspension aims to prevent any untoward incidents and ensure public safety.
Private companies and schools are advised to make their own decisions regarding work and class suspensions based on local conditions.
The state weather bureau PAGASA warned of possible flooding due to continuous rains, with several areas in Metro Manila reporting flooding on Wednesday morning.
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