BACOLOD CITY – The provincial government of Negros Oriental suspended classes on all levels and work in government offices on Friday, September 13, due to rains and flood triggered by the southwest monsoon or “habagat.”
Gov. Manuel Sagarbarria issued Executive Order No. 51 citing Section 2 of presidential EO No.
EO 51, citing the latest advisory of PAGASA, stated that Negros Oriental is experiencing enhanced southwest monsoon which brings light, moderate, and at times heavy rains that may persist until the weekend. Sagarbarria said that it is imperative to implement a localized cancellation or suspension of work in government offices and in-person classes on all levels in both public and private schools as a precautionary measure to mitigate the potential risks associated with the inclement weather.As of 11 a.m.
The public and the disaster risk reduction and management council concerned were advised to monitor the weather and the next advisory.
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