Several Chinese schools in Manila, QC suspend classes due to virus scare
MANILA, Philippines — Several schools in Metro Manila suspended classes, some indefinitely starting Monday, as a preventive measure against the novel coronavirus.
School officials said the suspension of classes is a precautionary measure against the spread of the virus.
Some school officials added that the move will allow them to gather information on the travel history of students and faculty members during the Chinese New Year break.
Below is the list of schools that have canceled classes as of 9 a.m. Monday:
Philippine Academy of Sakya
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Saint Jude Catholic School
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Chiang Kai Shek College – Padre Algue and Narra branches
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Uno High School
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Hope Christian High school in Manila
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Pace Academy in Quezon City
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