Students in Quezon City and Manila will be able to avail of free bus rides on Monday, the first day of the School Year 2022-2023, the Philippine Coast Guard said on Sunday.
“Simpleng tulong natin ito sa mga estudyante sa pagsisimula ng School Year 2022-2023. Ramdam natin ang hirap na buhay ngayon dahil sa patuloy na pagtaas ng pamasahe. Kaya sa inisiyatibong ito, gusto natin na kahit papaano’y masuportahan ang mga kabataan sa pagbabawas ng gastusin sa unang araw ng klase,” Abu said.available to employeesThe PCG reminded students who will ride their buses to wear face masks and sanitize their hands with alcohol to protect themselves against COVID-19.
Learners from all over the country started flocking to schools early Monday morning as face-to-face classes for School Year 2022-2023
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