The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) on Tuesday raised concern over the disruption of classes caused by Mt. Kanlaon’s volcanic activity.
Citing data from the Department of Education, CHR said 1,403 learners and school personnel in Canlaon and La Castellana, Negros Occidental, were directly affected.
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Authorities have suspended classes due to possible eruption hazards and converted classrooms into evacuation centers and temporary shelters. Rio Araja
The situation has created significant challenges in ensuring learning continuity and safety for children and teachers alike.
CHR urged government agencies to balance public safety with the right to education of affected students. Rio Araja
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