WALANG PASOK: Class suspensions for July 10 due to Inday, habagat

MANILA, Philippines — Classes are suspended in some areas on Friday, July 10, due to the effects of Typhoon Inday and the southwest monsoon or habagat.

READ: Batanes, 2 areas under signal No. 2 as Typhoon Inday holds strength

Luzon:

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Lingayen, Pangasinan: all levels, public and private schools

Rosario, Batangas: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes; shift to blended distance learning modality)

Lemery, Batangas: all levels, public and private schools

Lian, Batangas: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes; shift to modular distance learning)

Bauan, Batangas: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes; shift to alternative learning modes)

Calaca, Batangas: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes; shift to online/modular distance learning)

Alitagtag, Batangas: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes)

San Pascual, Batangas: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes; shift to modular or online distance learning)

Cuenca, Batangas: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes shift to online/modular distance learning)

San Pablo City, Laguna: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes; until July 11, 2026)

Naic, Cavite: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes shift to online/modular distance learning)

Lubang, Occidental Mindoro: all levels, public and private schools

Visayas:

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Province of Antique: all levels, public and private schools; work in provincial and municipal government within the province is also suspended, except for frontline agencies

Province of Negros Oriental: all levels, public and private schools (schools are encouraged to shift to alternative learning modes)

Bacolod City: all levels, public and private schools

Himamaylan, Negros Occidental: all levels, public and private schools

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Mindanao:

Pigcawayan, Cotabato: all levels, public and private schools

Province of Sultan Kudarat: all levels, public and private schools (face-to-face classes)

According to the heavy rainfall outlook issued at 5 p.m. by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa), the following areas will experience moderate to heavy rainfall (50 to 100 millimeters of rainfall) from Thursday to Friday afternoon:

Occidental Mindoro

Antique

Guimaras

Negros Occidental

Negros Oriental

Zamboanga del Sur

Lanao del Norte

Lanao del Sur

Meanwhile, Typhoon Inday was last seen 780 kilometers east of Aparri, Cagayan as of 4 p.m. It slightly accelerated from its movement of 15 kilometers per hour (from the 11 a.m. bulletin) to 20 kph and was moving west-northwestward.

Inday maintained its strength as it was still carrying maximum wind speed of 165 kph and gustiness of up to 205 kph. Pagasa then noted that it will remain as a typhoon until it exits the Philippine area of responsibility by Saturday morning or afternoon. /mr

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