Region 1 is still under signal no. 3 wherein classes will remain suspended tom, Sept 28, for kinder, elementary and high school,"according to DepEd.
Except for Nueva Vizcaya province, classes at the kindergarten, elementary and high school levels will resume Wednesday in Cagayan Valley, where typhoon Pedring (international name, “Nesat") made landfall early Tuesday.
The Department of Education said in its Twitter account Tuesday night that classes up to high school will remain suspended in Nueva Vizcaya.
On Tuesday, "Pedring" lashed through Luzon, including Metro Manila, bringing torrential rains that flooded many parts of the main island and damaging crops and infrastructure.
Except for Nueva Vizcaya province, classes at the kindergarten, elementary and high school levels will resume Wednesday in Cagayan Valley, where typhoon Pedring (international name, “Nesat") made landfall early Tuesday.
The Department of Education said in its Twitter account Tuesday night that classes up to high school will remain suspended in Nueva Vizcaya.
On Tuesday, "Pedring" lashed through Luzon, including Metro Manila, bringing torrential rains that flooded many parts of the main island and damaging crops and infrastructure.
Meanwhile, After Typhoon Pedring leaves the country on Wednesday, another weather disturbance may enter the Philippines, PAGASA said Tuesday.
Once it forms into a typhoon, the weather disturbance will then be codenamed “Quiel," said weather forecaster Connie Dadivas in an interview on News To Go.
“Kung hindi po magbabago ang numerical models natin, Friday po ay posibleng nasa loob na ito ng Philippine area of responsibility," said Dadivas.
Heavy rains, strong winds and floods prompted authorities to suspend government offices as well as classes in private and public schools in Metro Manila.
Update: Classes will remain suspended in Marikina Malabon and Navotas Cities on Wednesday, a day after typhoon "Pedring" lashed Luzon, but the Department of Education said it will make announcements for other areas in Metro Manila at 4 a.m. Wednesday.
The DepEd made the announcement on Tuesday through its official Twitter account.
Once it forms into a typhoon, the weather disturbance will then be codenamed “Quiel," said weather forecaster Connie Dadivas in an interview on News To Go.
“Kung hindi po magbabago ang numerical models natin, Friday po ay posibleng nasa loob na ito ng Philippine area of responsibility," said Dadivas.
Heavy rains, strong winds and floods prompted authorities to suspend government offices as well as classes in private and public schools in Metro Manila.
Update: Classes will remain suspended in Marikina Malabon and Navotas Cities on Wednesday, a day after typhoon "Pedring" lashed Luzon, but the Department of Education said it will make announcements for other areas in Metro Manila at 4 a.m. Wednesday.
The DepEd made the announcement on Tuesday through its official Twitter account.
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