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Tijuana Suspends Face-to-Face Classes by Heat Wave; Climate Reaches 40 Degrees

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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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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.

·Monterrey, Mexico
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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.

·Saltillo, Mexico
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eldiariodechihuahua.mx broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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