The Presidential Communications Office is warning the public against a fake infographic about class suspensions circulating on social media.
Jervis Manahan
Jervis Manahan, a reporter for ABS-CBN News, covers the Palace and the Office ot the Vice President. A UP Diliman Broadcast Communication graduate, he teaches journalism and is a Gandingan 2024 Best Field Reporter and award-winning storyteller.
MANILA— The Presidential Communications Office is warning the public against a fake infographic about class suspensions circulating on social media.
The poster said there is a nationwide class suspension for the Teachers' Day Celebration on Monday, October 5. This is fake.
As World Teachers’ Day comes, lawmakers push for programs, funds for education sector
No such announcements have been made.
Classes will resume as normal on October 5, which also coincides with Teachers' Day.
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