Walang Pasok: Class Suspensions for Wednesday, August 5, 2026, Due to Persistent Rains

Several local government units have announced the suspension of classes for Wednesday, August 5, 2026, as persistent rainfall continues to affect parts of Luzon.

Local officials cited the effects of the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat, rainfall warnings, and Low Pressure Areas as reasons for temporarily suspending in-person classes. The precautionary measure aims to protect learners, teachers, and school personnel from possible flooding, landslides, hazardous road conditions, and other weather-related risks.

In most affected areas, only face-to-face classes are suspended. Schools have been directed or encouraged to implement modular, online, or other appropriate alternative learning modalities to ensure that learning continues while learners remain safely at home.

Parents, learners, and school personnel are advised to monitor announcements from their respective local governments and schools, as learning arrangements may differ by locality.

This is a running list and will be updated as additional official announcements are released.

Class Suspensions for August 5, 2026

CAVITE PROVINCE

Naic

Levels Suspended:
Face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private

Learning Modality:
Modular or online learning

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Tanza

Levels Suspended:
Classes in all levels, public and private

Learning Modality:
Not specified in the initial advisory

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LA UNION PROVINCE (Province-wide)

Levels Suspended:
Classes at all levels throughout the province; work in government offices is also suspended

Learning Modality:
Not specified in the initial advisory

Private companies are also encouraged to suspend work, subject to the discretion of their respective heads of office.

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PANGASINAN PROVINCE

Alaminos City

Levels Suspended:
Classes in all levels, public and private

Learning Modality: Alternative modes of learning

Basista

Levels Suspended:
Daycare to Senior High School, public and private

Learning Modality:
Modular distance learning

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Calasiao

Levels Suspended:
All levels, public and private

Learning Modality:
Not specified in the initial advisory

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Dagupan City

Levels Suspended:
Face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private

Learning Modality:
Online or other alternative learning modalities

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Infanta

Levels Suspended:
Face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private

Learning Modality:
Not specified in the initial advisory

Mangaldan

Levels Suspended:
All levels, public and private schools

Learning Modality:
Alternative modes of learning

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Mangatarem

Levels Suspended:
All levels, public and private schools

Learning Modality:
Alternative modes of learning

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San Carlos City

Levels Suspended:
Face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private

Learning Modality:
Appropriate alternative learning modalities

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Santa Barbara

Levels Suspended:
Face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private

Learning Modality:
Appropriate alternative learning modalities following DepEd guidelines

Sison

Levels Suspended:
Preschool to Senior High School, public and private schools

Learning Modality:
Alternative modes of learning

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Sual

Levels Suspended:
All levels, public and private schools

Learning Modality:
Alternative modes of learning

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ZAMBALES PROVINCE

Botolan

Levels Suspended:
Face-to-face classes in all levels, public and private

Learning Modality:
Not specified in the initial advisory

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Cabangan

Levels Suspended:
Classes in all levels, public and private, including work in DepEd offices

Learning Modality:
Not specified in the initial advisory

The local government announced the suspension because of continuous rainfall brought by the Habagat and the Yellow Heavy Rainfall Warning affecting the area. Learners and parents should wait for further instructions from their respective schools regarding alternative learning arrangements.

Residents in the affected areas are reminded to remain alert, avoid flooded roads and waterways, and continue monitoring official weather bulletins and announcements from local authorities.