Walang Pasok: Class suspensions for April 25 due to hot weather

MANILA, Philippines — Some local government units (LGUs) announced the suspension of in-person classes on Thursday due to the threat of scorching heat.

The following LGUs have canceled face-to-face classes or shifted to alternative modes of delivery:

• Manila: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Navotas City: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Caloocan City: Shift to asynchronous classes for students in all levels from public and private schools.
• General Trias, Cavite: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Bamban, Tarlac: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private schools.
• Los Baños, Laguna: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Kawit, Cavite: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Malabon City: No in-person classes from pre-school to college, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• San Pedro, Laguna: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 27.
• Las Piñas City:  No in-person classes from pre-school to college, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Parañaque City: No in-person classes from pre-school to college, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Pasig City: No in-person classes from kinder to Grade 12, public only.
• Quezon City: No in-person classes from pre-school to senior high school, public only.
• Pateros: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Muntinlupa City: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Pasay City: No in-person classes in all levels, public and private from April 25 to April 26.
• Mandaluyong City: No in-person classes from pre-school to senior high school, public and private from April 25 to April 26.

In the latest heat index bulletin of state-weather bureau PAGASA, it said that 38 areas in the country will be under the “dangerous” heat index classification, with temperatures ranging from 42 degrees Celsius (°C) to 47°C.