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00:00 Day 3 of the return to school for public schools in the country.

00:03 Despite the flood, students are still studying in Masantol, Pampanga.

00:08 Joining us is Andio Panjera. Andio?

00:12 Thank you, Susan. Good morning, everyone.

00:19 We are still here at San Isidro Elementary School here in Masantol, Pampanga.

00:23 One of the schools here in Pampanga,

00:25 the class is still continuing to study despite the floods.

00:30 If you can see on my right,

00:31 this is the school grounds where the flag ceremony was held,

00:36 the school activities that were conducted by the teachers and teachers for the students.

00:41 But now, as you can see, it cannot be used anymore because of the floods.

00:46 And not only are the students and teachers facing this in their classrooms,

00:51 but also, the inside of their classrooms, because the students are really sick,

00:55 the water is being pumped into their classrooms.

00:58 As you can see, the water is being pumped in here and their classrooms are being flooded.

01:03 The students here are just wearing slippers because of the everyday life that they are facing.

01:10 Now, we will interview the principal of San Isidro Elementary School, Ms. Lalaine Biray.

01:15 Ms. Lalaine, how long has the flood been here in your school?

01:21 It depends on the time.

01:23 We have a list that the MDRRM gives us.

01:28 For example, it is 4-6 now.

01:31 They have different times.

01:35 Usually, it is until 2 o'clock.

01:36 For example, it is from 8 to 2 p.m.

01:41 What is the highest time that the water is being pumped?

01:46 It depends on the day.

01:48 It has a specific date.

01:51 For example, it is 4-6 now.

01:54 When I was walking around here earlier, I saw this fish pond.

02:01 Aren't you worried that the water might rise and the land might get soft?

02:06 Yes, we cannot avoid it because the school is already here.

02:11 That is why we are asking for assistance from the LGU and other stakeholders

02:18 so that we can have additional buildings.

02:21 As a matter of fact, we are all shifting now.

02:25 We were expecting four classes to hold because they have their own rooms.

02:31 They were already flooded for two days.

02:35 How is the situation of our students here?

02:39 How is their daily routine?

02:41 Actually, because of the bad weather,

02:45 some students are banking on going to and from school.

02:53 They are talking to their advisors that they will not go to school anymore

02:58 because when they go home, the water level is higher.

03:00 It is dangerous to bank.

03:02 What adjustments are we making?

03:06 Not only for the students, but also for the parents of the students.

03:10 What are we telling them?

03:12 Actually, when they are absent,

03:14 the additional activities modules are provided by their advisors.

03:22 So, they are not caught.

03:24 But of course, it is better if it is face-to-face.

03:28 But we cannot avoid it.

03:30 The children need to be given alternative education if they cannot go to school.

03:38 Thank you very much, Principal of San Isidro Elementary School, Ms. Elaine Viray.

03:43 Now, if we heard the situation of the principal and the teachers here,

03:48 and if we know the situation and the messages of some parents,

03:54 I will ask Ms. Elena Boholana, the President of PTA here at San Isidro Elementary School.

04:01 Good morning, ma'am.

04:03 Good morning, sir.

04:04 As a parent of one of the students here, what are the daily preparations for their admission?

04:11 First, we are telling them that they really need to wear boots because the water level is high.

04:19 They are admitted inside the room.

04:22 We cannot avoid that the children will get infected.

04:26 We feel sorry for them because the water level is too high.

04:29 Sometimes, they go home wet.

04:31 Sometimes, they go home wet and cannot go home continuously because the water level is too high before they can go to school.

04:37 And when they go inside the room, the water level is still high.

04:42 So, the children are wet while they are in class.

04:46 We feel sorry for them.

04:48 We called the LGUs who can help us here to reduce the water level here.

05:02 Aside from this, do they have any other diseases?

05:07 We are worried that they might have…

05:12 Leprosy.

05:13 Yes, lestopyrosis.

05:15 Sometimes, they cannot avoid getting infected because the water level is too high.

05:20 So, can we say that we are worried for our children who are going to school?

05:26 Yes, sir.

05:27 The water level is really high here.

05:31 Thank you very much.

05:33 Thank you, too.

05:34 Dear viewers, this is the update about our time today.

05:38 The Philippine Air Responsibility has released the "Guring" storm.

05:43 The "Guring" storm has hit Itbayat Batanes, 335 km from Canlura.

05:48 It is now hitting China.

05:51 Last night, the PIR-Severe Tropical Storm, "Haikwe", was inside the city.

05:57 We call it "Hana" in the local name.

06:00 The "Guring" storm has hit the center of the "Silangan" extreme northern zone, which is 1,225 km away.

06:07 It has a strength of 95 km/h and a speed of 115 km/h.

06:13 It is heading west-northwest and has a speed of 20 km/h.

06:18 There is no tropical cyclone wind signal in five parts of the country.

06:23 Based on the wind forecast of the metro, the Philippine Sea will be in a storm in the next few hours.

06:28 But it will remain far from our country.

06:31 It is not expected to landfall here and tomorrow, the storm is possible to come out of our PIR.

06:37 There is another storm being monitored in the Pacific Ocean.

06:41 This is a tropical storm with an international name, "Kirogi".

06:44 But based on the latest data of the forecast, the direction of the storm is south-east.

06:49 So, the chance of it coming into our PIR is low.

06:53 Today, the entire country is affected by the strong winds.

06:57 It will be dangerous for small sea vehicles to sail through the seas of Luzon and Visayas.

07:04 This morning, it is expected to rain in some parts of northern and central Luzon,

07:08 including the Maropa region and western Visayas.

07:11 This is based on the rainfall forecast of the metro weather.

07:14 By the afternoon, it will be possible to experience rain in some parts of the country,

07:18 like the Habagat or local thunderstorms.

07:21 It is expected to rain again today in Metro Manila.

07:25 I'm Janzo Peretiera, and that is the latest from the GMA Integrated News Weather Center.

07:30 Expect any time.

07:32 Know the weather before you go.

07:34 Always mark safe, Kapuso.

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