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    Dinagat Island in oven

    Dehydrating, sweating, and collapsing are today's biggest anxiety troubles for the weather
    nowadays is different. Yes, it’s the sunny climate, a horrid one, a vicious heat that could affect hundreds
    of lives which may lead to death. DepEd suspended the conduct of ‘in-person’ or ‘face-to-face’ classes
    due to the extreme heat that the Philippines experienced. Dinagat Islands is also affected, gladly not an
    extreme effect. The heat is very crucial and dangerous that students experience it, not just students but
    also farmers, drivers, teachers, citizens; even the Dinagatnons.

    Dinagat Islands' highest reported temperature was 29°C, “It is not really extremely hot but it can
    still affect our health from 9 AM to 3 PM if you are exposed or radiated in the sun” stated OIC-SDS
    Florence Almaden. According to Health Sections, heat can cause headaches, heat strokes, skin allergies,
    and heat rashes which are considered as normal due to the heat index. There have been cases that
    students, in the most affected areas of schools, are passing out or even having supreme headaches – which
    is very dangerous to all students.

    Moreover, climate change has something to do with the heat that Dinagatnons are experiencing
    today as OIC-ASDS Bryan Arreo said. It is also caused by humankind, especially the throwing and
    burning of trash everywhere in the surroundings. Aside from that, the rising of tropical waters also caused
    the change of climate; Dinagat Island is one of the main affected areas. Due to the reports, classes in
    every affected area have been suspended by DepEd – from face-to-face classes to modular classes. The
    closing of this school year is soon to happen in the last week of May.

    However, the suspension of classes caused many students a stressful education. The sooner the
    closing of the school year, also is the sooner many activities and lessons to catch up. It may be for the
    safety of the students but stressful activities and tasks are inevitable. Certainly, most of the students will
    take a rest, leaving the modular activities on the table, and will cram the night before the day of the
    deadline.

    Nevertheless, teachers, supervisors, and other staff below DepEd understand this kind of situation
    the students are handling – well some are. They can limit the giving of performance tasks and activities,
    students should also experience once again the rest they deserve. For the advisors to check and compute
    the grades or scores will also be a small problem when there are less activities passed.

    As the sun shines closely, the lives of people will also crumple and faint. Think of it as a plant,
    the leaves will turn yellow and slowly will dry when it is exposed to the sun for a little too long – the
    body that we have is not different from the leaves. It may seem like the Dinagatnons are living inside an
    oven but the practice of staying healthy will surely help to prevent and overcome this extreme heat. [V]

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