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LIVE List: Class suspensions for October 17

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October 16, 2016 | 1:01pm
LIVE List: Class suspensions for October 17
A resident shields herself from the rain which was brought about by Typhoon "Sarika" Sunday, Oct. 16, 2016 in Manila, Philippines. The powerful typhoon, with sustained winds of 130 kilometers miles per hour and gusts of 220 kph (136mph), has slammed into the northeastern Philippines and left at least two people dead, knocked out power and isolated villages in floods and toppled trees.
AP Photo / Bullit Marquez

MANILA, Philippines — As the inclement weather continues brought about by Typhoon Karen (international name: Sarika) areas in Luzon have declared class suspensions.

Here is a list of areas with no classes on Monday (October 17):

Work in government offices also got suspended in Nueva Ecija.

Keep refreshing this page for updates.

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