Face-to-face classes in several areas across the country have been suspended on Tuesday, August 18, due to expected heavy rains brought by the southwest monsoon or Habagat.

Among the areas that announced class suspensions are:

METRO MANILA

• Manila — All levels, public and private, shift to alternative mode of learning
• Pasig City — All levels, public and private, shift to alternative mode of learning
• Quezon City — All levels, public and private
• Caloocan City — All levels, public and private, shift to alternative mode of learning
• Marikina City — All levels, public and private
• San Juan City — All levels, public and private
• Mandaluyong — All levels, public and private, shift to modular and asynchronous learning
• Malabon City — All levels, public and private, shift to alternative mode of learning
• Parañaque City — All levels, public and private
• Navotas - All levels, public and private
• Valenzuela City - All levels, public and private
• San Juan – All levels, public and private
• Makati – All levels, public and private, shift to alternative mode of learning
• Taguig – All levels, public and private, shift to alternative mode of learning
• Muntinlupa - All levels, public and private, shift to alternative mode of learning

CALABARZON

Batangas

• All levels, public and private; shift to alternative mode of learning

Rizal

• Antipolo — All levels, public and private

Laguna

• All levels, public and private; alternative work arrangement in government offices

Pampanga

• San Simon — All levels, public and private; shift to alternative mode of learning until Thursday, August 20
• Sto. Tomas — All levels, public and private; shift to alternative mode of learning until Thursday, August 20

Zambales

• Candelaria — All levels, public and private
• Masinloc — All levels, public and private; government work suspended except for essential services

Nueva Ecija

• All levels, public and private; shift to alternative mode of learning

ILOCOS REGION

Pangasinan

• Binmaley — All levels, public and private
• Sual — All levels, public and private; work-from-home (WFH) arrangement in government offices

CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION (CAR)

Benguet

• All levels, public and private; shift to alternative mode of learning

MIMAROPA

Oriental Mindoro

• Socorro — Elementary to senior high school, public and private

Meanwhile, Malacañang has ordered government offices and schools to implement alternative work arrangements on Tuesday in Metro Manila, Ilocos Sur, La Union, Pangasinan, Benguet, Zambales, Bataan, Tarlac, Pampanga, Bulacan, Cavite, Batangas, Rizal, Laguna, and Occidental Mindoro due to the southwest monsoon.

Local chief executives may also implement localized class and work suspensions in their respective areas, in accordance with existing laws, policies, and regulations.

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(List updated by Luwela Amor)