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‘Mayor, suspend na please’: Netizens’ hilarious reaction to class suspensions

Don Kevin Hapal

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‘Mayor, suspend na please’: Netizens’ hilarious reaction to class suspensions
Some students took to social media to beg for and celebrate suspensions of classes in hilarious ways

MANILA, Philippines – It’s that time of the year again: The rainy season is bringing elusive class suspensions. 

For some, they’re necessary disruptions to ensure the safety of students during bad weather conditions. For many students, however, they’re bonus days off from schoolwork and assignments.

So when Typhoon Gorio (Nesat) passed by the country, causing the monsoon rain to become heavier than usual, the internet was abuzz with one question: ‘May pasok ba?’ (Is there class tomorrow?)

Some students took to social media to beg for suspensions of classes. 

 

 

 

This guy took the opportunity to campaign:

 

Some local government units (LGUs) did not disappoint, leading to students rejoicing.

 

 

Meanwhile, these guys had very important decisions to make:

The announcement came a little too late for this unfortunate soul: 

 

But some are not too happy about the suspensions:

 

 

 

Meanwhile, for those in schools and areas that weren’t suspended: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Even politicians have #WalangPasok goals:

 

Check out the list of suspended classes for July 28 here. – Rappler.com

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Don Kevin Hapal

Don Kevin Hapal is Rappler’s Head of Data and Innovation. He started at Rappler as a digital communications specialist, then went on to lead Rappler’s Balikbayan section for overseas Filipinos. He was introduced to data journalism while writing and researching about social media, disinformation, and propaganda.