MANILA — Some local government units (LGUs) have decided to suspend classes on Wednesday, October 30, due to typhoon Leon.

Classes at all levels in the following areas have been suspended:

Batangas

• -Calaca (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -Lemery (until Oct. 31)
• -Nasugbu (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -San Luis (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)

Cagayan

• -Camalaniugan

Camarines Norte(face-to-face classes until lifted)

Camarines Sur(until lifted)

Laguna

• -Bay (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -Biñan (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -Cabuyao (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -Magdalena (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -Pagsanjan (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -San Pedro (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -Santa Cruz (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -Santa Maria (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)
• -Los Baños (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31; public schools only)
• -Paete (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31; public schools only)

Sorsogon

• -Castilla

Cagayan

• -Santa Praxedes (public schools only)

Cavite

• -Noveleta (face-to-face classes until Oct. 30; public schools only)

Classes from elementary to high school, meanwhile, are suspended in the following areas:

Apayao

Antique

• -Anini-y (until lifted)

Batangas

• -Talisay (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)

Laguna

• -Calamba (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31)

Nueva Ecija

• -Talavera

Quezon

• -Infanta
• -Gumaca
• -Real
• -Tagkawayan

Sorsogon

• -Sorsogon City (until lifted)

Laguna

• -Santa Rosa (face-to-face classes until Oct. 31; public schools only)

As of 5 p.m. Tuesday, PAGASA said Leon has undergone rapid intensification, and may reach super typhoon category by Thursday.

Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 2 remains hoisted over northern Luzon, Cordillera Administrative Region, and parts of Cagayan Valley region.

'Leon' rapidly intensifies, may become super typhoon by Thursday