The declaration of class and work suspensions, commonly known as “Walang Pasok,” is issued by government authorities to ensure the safety and well-being of students, teachers, employees, and the general public during emergencies, severe weather conditions, public health concerns, or special national events. Depending on the situation, suspension announcements may come from national government agencies, local government units (LGUs), or other authorized offices. The public needs to rely only on official announcements from government sources to avoid misinformation and confusion. To see the official list of Philippine holidays and special non-working days, click here.
Local and national declarations of class suspensions differ in scope and authority. National declarations apply nationwide or across multiple regions and are typically issued by the Office of the President or relevant national agencies. Meanwhile, local declarations are issued by provincial, city, or municipal officials based on conditions within their jurisdiction, such as heavy rainfall, flooding, power outages, or other localized emergencies. Staying updated through official advisories helps families, students, and workers make informed decisions and prepare accordingly.
Class suspensions (Walang Pasok) on June 9, 2026 due to the Mindanao earthquake. Check the latest LGU and DepEd announcements.
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Walang Pasok on March 9, 2026 (Monday), in connection with the 109th Founding Anniversary. Stay updated with official advisories and announcements.
Class suspensions may continue until Wednesday, July 9, 2026, due to heavy rainfall brought by a Super Typhoon Inday.
DepEd and LGUs announce class suspensions (Walang Pasok) on Wednesday, July 1, 2026. Learn more about walang pasok here.
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