#WalangPasok October 31, 2018 (Wednesday)

#WalangPasok |(As of 9:16 PM, October 30, 2018) Classes are suspended on October 31, 2018 (Wednesday) in the following areas due inclement weather brought about by Typhoon #RositaPH:

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(All levels, private and public)

METRO MANILA
– Muntinlupa City

PROVINCES
– Calumpit, Bulacan
– Angeles City, Pampanga (Classes in all levels in public schools including work in government offices as heavy traffic is expected due to Undas)
– Masantol, Pampanga
– Guagua, Pampanga
– San Fernando, Pampanga
– Sasmua, Pampanga
– Abra Province (Including work in government offices)
– Ifugao Province
– Baguio City (Including work in government offices)
– La Union (including work in government offices)
– Pangasinan (Including work in government offices)
– Aurora (Including work both in government and private offices)
– Itogon, Benguet
– Dagupan City
– Apayao Province
– Ilocos Sur
– Cagayan Province
– Isabela Province
– Quirino Province
– Nueva Vizcaya Province
– Batangas Province
– San Mateo, Rizal
– Rodriguez, Rizal
– Masinloc, Zambales
– Iba, Zambales
– Palauig, Zambales
– Capas. Tarlac

 

 

 

 

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