Tijuana Suspends Face-to-Face Classes by Heat Wave; Climate Reaches 40 Degrees
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Students from Tijuana, BC, add up to two days of virtual classes due to heat wave, and the measure will extend to Wednesday, government reported.
The governor of Baja California Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda reported the suspension of face-to-face classes only in Tijuana derived from heat; this measure will cover Tuesday, October 6th and Wednesday, October 7th.
TIJUANA, BC.- While Tijuana faces a high-temperature day ranging from 40 to 38 degrees, with colonies suffering from power outages and problems in the supply of drinking water, the Baja California government decided to suspend face-to-face classes in the municipality's public schools during the evening thunder of October 6 and 7.
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