Mayors have last say on class suspensions: DILG
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Mayors have last say on class suspensions: DILG
ABS-CBN News
Published Jul 02, 2019 12:31 PM PHT

MANILA - The announcement of class suspension from mayors must be followed by universities, the Department of the Interior and Local Government said Tuesday.
MANILA - The announcement of class suspension from mayors must be followed by universities, the Department of the Interior and Local Government said Tuesday.
This, after a university in Manila disobeyed Mayor Francisco "Isko" Moreno's order of class suspension in all levels and instead cancelled only grade school and high school classes.
This, after a university in Manila disobeyed Mayor Francisco "Isko" Moreno's order of class suspension in all levels and instead cancelled only grade school and high school classes.
DILG Undersecretary Epimaco Densing III cited Executive Order 66, series of 2012, which states suspension of classes and work may be implemented by local chief executives as chairmen of local disaster risk reduction and management councils (DRRMC).
DILG Undersecretary Epimaco Densing III cited Executive Order 66, series of 2012, which states suspension of classes and work may be implemented by local chief executives as chairmen of local disaster risk reduction and management councils (DRRMC).
"Tama po si Mayor Isko Moreno. Once nagkaroon ng pag-ulan sa isang lugar, whether may signal o wala, automatic 'yung local DRMM sa pamumuno po ng mayor ang magsasabi kung may pasok o wala," he told radio DZMM.
"Tama po si Mayor Isko Moreno. Once nagkaroon ng pag-ulan sa isang lugar, whether may signal o wala, automatic 'yung local DRMM sa pamumuno po ng mayor ang magsasabi kung may pasok o wala," he told radio DZMM.
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(Mayor Isko Moreno was right. Once there's rainfall, whether there's a storm signal or not, the local DRRM headed by the mayor will announce if classes are suspended or not.)
(Mayor Isko Moreno was right. Once there's rainfall, whether there's a storm signal or not, the local DRRM headed by the mayor will announce if classes are suspended or not.)
Densing added that mayors should announce class suspensions by 4:30 a.m. or 7 p.m. for cancellation of classes for the next day.
Densing added that mayors should announce class suspensions by 4:30 a.m. or 7 p.m. for cancellation of classes for the next day.
He also reminded the public that classes in the following levels, both public and private, will be automatically suspended when the following storm signal warnings are raised:
He also reminded the public that classes in the following levels, both public and private, will be automatically suspended when the following storm signal warnings are raised:
Signal No. 1 - Pre-school level
Signal No. 2 - Pre-school, elementary and secondary levels
Signal No. 3 - Pre-school, elementary, secondary and tertiary levels
Signal No. 1 - Pre-school level
Signal No. 2 - Pre-school, elementary and secondary levels
Signal No. 3 - Pre-school, elementary, secondary and tertiary levels
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