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    Home > Nation > Top Stories Floods swamp Metro Manila; DepEd suspends all classes in NCR
    08/15/2007 | 09:10 AM

    Email this | Email the Editor | Print | Digg this | Add to del.icio.us (Updated 9:40 a.m.) Following the huge downpour that flooded the metropolis, education officials in Metro Manila suspended Wednesday morning classes in all private and public schools at the elementary, high school and college levels.

    Teresita Domalanta, Department of Education (DepEd) director for Metro Manila, said the suspension was due to the heavy rains and flash floods that hit several parts of the metropolis.

    "Suspended ang classes effective immediately today, pre-elementary, elementary and secondary, public and private (Classes are suspended immediately at the pre-elementary, elementary and secondary schools, public and private)," she said in an interview on dzBB radio at 9:08 a.m.

    About 30 minutes later, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) announced that it has also ordered a suspension of classes at the tertiary level.

    Amelia Biglete, CHED director for Metro Manila, told dzBB radio in an interview that, "suspended na ang classes sa collegiate level sa NCR (Classes are also suspended at the collegiate level in the National Capital Region (NCR)."

    She said in Filipino that the suspension was necessary because "the situation seems to be getting worse ... the rains are getting stronger."

    She added that students already in their universities were free to go home.

    However, outgoing CHED Chair Carlito Puno said just minutes earlier that the CHED will leave it to the heads of colleges and universities to decide whether to suspend classes.

    "I'm leaving the discretion to heads of colleges and universities whether to suspend classes or not," CHED Chair Carlito Puno said in a separate interview.

    Puno was due to relinquish his post to socio-economic planning secretary Romulo Neri later Wednesday. - GMANews.TV

    http://www.gmanews.tv/story/56047/De...n-Metro-Manila

    eh atrasado na naman, nakapasok na mga kids. napasarap siguro ng tulog.

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    Amelia Biglete, CHED director for Metro Manila, told dzBB radio in an interview that, "suspended na ang classes sa collegiate level sa NCR (Classes are also suspended at the collegiate level in the National Capital Region (NCR)."

    She said in Filipino that the suspension was necessary because "the situation seems to be getting worse ... the rains are getting stronger."

    She added that students already in their universities were free to go home.

    However, outgoing CHED Chair Carlito Puno said just minutes earlier that the CHED will leave it to the heads of colleges and universities to decide whether to suspend classes.

    "I'm leaving the discretion to heads of colleges and universities whether to suspend classes or not," CHED Chair Carlito Puno said in a separate interview.
    Pinagulo pa lalo ni Puno yung situation. Dapat sa mga ganyan, manahimik na lang. Paalis na nga, nanggugulo pa rin.

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    nagtataka lang ako bakit ang mga mayors or CHED/DEPED officials, parang takot na takot i suspend yun pasok....parang laging playing safe na discretion na lang ng mga schoold officials, as if naman 1 month nila isususpend ang school..1 or 2 days lang naman eh di idelay na lang vacation ng same amount of days na walang pasok... para ma cope up yun days na suspended.....

    yan ang hinde ko maintindihan eh...

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    nagtataka lang ako bakit ang mga mayors or CHED/DEPED officials, parang takot na takot i suspend yun pasok....parang laging playing safe na discretion na lang ng mga schoold officials, as if naman 1 month nila isususpend ang school..1 or 2 days lang naman eh di idelay na lang vacation ng same amount of days na walang pasok... para ma cope up yun days na suspended.....

    yan ang hinde ko maintindihan eh...
    ayaw nila madelay ang vacation ... they (officials, kids, kabits) already have scheduled trips on the day after last day of school!

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    It's been raining before 7AM today, and the typhoon is expected since yesterday pa, tapos 9AM lang mag-de-declare na suspended ang classes???

    Malamang i-extend pa nila suspension until Friday, kung kelan wala ng ulan. WTF!

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    Sabi ng PAG-ASA, hanggang Sunday daw yang mga ulan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    Sabi ng PAG-ASA, hanggang Sunday daw yang mga ulan.
    E di ayos....Ngayon ang simula ng long weekend, extending until Monday next week....

    3505:kodak:

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    exam week ngayon sa school ng mga anak ko, hindi daw sila magpapauwi dahil mababasa lang ang mga bata sa lakas ng ulan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    nagtataka lang ako bakit ang mga mayors or CHED/DEPED officials, parang takot na takot i suspend yun pasok....parang laging playing safe na discretion na lang ng mga schoold officials, as if naman 1 month nila isususpend ang school..1 or 2 days lang naman eh di idelay na lang vacation ng same amount of days na walang pasok... para ma cope up yun days na suspended.....

    yan ang hinde ko maintindihan eh...
    maybe, they just don't have the cOjOnes

Floods swamp Metro Manila; DepEd suspends all classes in NCR