Schools in Philippines suspend in-person classes for two days due to extreme heat
Dangerous heat levels are forecast to continue in the Philippines until mid-May -- up to a scorching 37°C. In-person classes have been suspended from Monday to Tuesday for primary and secondary state schools, due to excessive heat and a transport strike. The authorities have advised the public to stay indoors between 10am to 4pm. Buena Bernal reports.
Dangerous heat levels are forecast to continue in the Philippines until mid-May -- up to a scorching 37°C. In-person classes have been suspended from Monday to Tuesday for primary and secondary state schools, due to excessive heat and a transport strike. The authorities have advised the public to stay indoors between 10am to 4pm. Buena Bernal reports.