La Universidad de Cádiz closes its four campuses this Wednesday due to the storm

In-person activity is suspended this Wednesday, November 11, at the four campuses of the University of Cádiz (UCA). The centers and facilities will remain closed throughout the day, according to the academic institution. The measure affects students, teaching staff and technical, management and administration and services staff (PTGAS). Activities scheduled outdoors and the in-person services provided by the PTGAS are also suspended, including those established due to the strike. Maintenance staff and the designated network and systems technicians must remain reachable to deal with urgent and unavoidable technical incidents. The decision is adopted in light of the weather forecasts issued by the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) and in coordination with the authorities. The aim, the University states, is to avoid academic harm to students who may be affected by the weather conditions or by possible mobility limitations. Each center will report the rescheduling of its activity and the academic adaptations it considers appropriate. The University recommends taking extreme precautions when traveling and following the indications of the official bodies. The UCA governing team will monitor the evolution of the situation together with the competent authorities and the rest of the institutions. Any news or change in the measures will be communicated through the official channels and the University's social media.