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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Tacloban public schools shift to morning classes amid rising heat

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TACLOBAN CITY – Public elementary and secondary schools here have shifted to holding only morning face-to-face classes to protect students from rising temperatures, as the city government prepares measures to mitigate the effects of the looming very strong El Niño phenomenon. The

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