Elevated heat level disrupted classes in Negros Occidental

Inquirer.net - Nov 3, 2026

BACOLOD CITY — Thousands of students in Negros Occidental province just stayed home on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with the cancellation of face-to face classes due to expected elevated heat levels. On Tuesday morning, the state weather bureau forecast the heat index in the province to reach 41 degrees Celsius.  The Provincial Disaster  Risk Reduction Management Office said  such heat

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