Some areas in the Philippines have suspended classes on Tuesday, October 22, 2024, due to Tropical Depression Kristine. Local governments have announced the suspension of classes in both public and private schools as a precautionary measure. Below is the list of areas where classes have been suspended. This list will be updated as more local or national authorities provide information.
LUZON
Bicol Region:
- Albay:
- Malilipot – All levels (public and private)
- Santo Domingo – All levels (public and private)
- Catanduanes:
- Virac – All levels (public and private)
Calabarzon:
- Quezon Province:
- Calauag – All levels (public and private)
- Catanauan – Preschool to senior high school (public and private)
- Polillo – All levels (public and private)
VISAYAS
Central Visayas:
- Bohol:
- Preschool to senior high school (public and private)
Eastern Visayas:
- Northern Samar:
- All levels (public and private)
Negros Island Region:
- Negros Occidental:
- Talisay City – Preschool to senior high school (public and private)
- Bacolod City – Preschool to senior high school (public and private)
MINDANAO
Zamboanga Peninsula:
- Zamboanga del Norte:
- Sibuco – All levels (public and private)
Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely as Tropical Depression Kristine moves through the region. People are advised to stay updated on weather reports and announcements from local government units to ensure their safety.
Please check back for further updates on class suspensions as more announcements are made.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are classes suspended due to Tropical Depression Kristine?
Classes are suspended as a safety precaution to protect students, teachers, and the community from potential hazards caused by strong winds, heavy rains, or flooding brought by the tropical depression.
Are these suspensions final, or will they be updated?
This list will be updated as more announcements are made by local or national authorities. It is best to keep checking official news sources for any changes.
What should I do if classes in my area are not yet suspended?
If your area has not yet made an announcement, continue to monitor local government updates and follow any safety guidelines they provide.
How can I stay safe during a tropical depression?
Stay indoors as much as possible, avoid crossing flooded areas, and make sure you have enough food, water, and emergency supplies. Always listen to local weather reports for real-time updates.
When will classes resume?
The resumption of classes will depend on the improvement of weather conditions and the safety of school areas. Authorities will make announcements regarding the resumption of classes.
