Advisory for September 21

The 2013 ICC set for September 21, Saturday will push through. According to weather forecast
from PAGASA, Saturday will be cloudy with light to moderate rain showers and thunderstorms.
Chance of rain is 90% in the afternoon and evening with rainfall amount near 9.7 mm. Low tide
level in Manila Bay will be 0.23 meters beginning at 4:46 am.

Only those affected by heavy rains and floods need not come. Decision as to the participation of
Elementary and High School students to the event will be placed on the discretion of the parents
and school officials. ICC volunteers from government, business, industries and NGOs sectors are
encouraged to attend. Don't forget to bring protection (umbrella, raincoat, jacket) in case it rains.




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