Ilang bahagi ng Antipolo City, matindi rin na binaha; Ilang bahagi ng Marcos Highway, baha pa rin kaninang umaga
Ilang bahagi ng Antipolo City, matindi rin na binaha; Ilang bahagi ng Marcos Highway, baha pa rin kaninang umaga
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00:00The rescue operation was also difficult in some parts of Antipolo City, where more than 200 families were rescued.
00:08In addition, some parts of Marcos Highway were still flooded earlier this morning.
00:13Civil Custodio in the center of the news.
00:18This is the scene of the rescue operation of the Philippine National Police Maritime Group
00:23in Sitio Chaong, Barangay Mayamot, Antipolo City last night at 8 p.m.
00:28The flood reached its peak.
00:30And there are signs of life and death for the rescued residents.
00:35In the nearby subdivision, rescuers needed to ride a rescue boat.
00:40Ms. Maricar is one of the rescuers.
00:43For her, it seems that the stormy season has just returned.
00:4715 years have already passed.
00:50The flood reached our legs just now.
00:54And on Monday, the water level rose again just now.
00:59That's what we need.
01:03We don't have any income yet.
01:07We don't know what the situation is at home.
01:10In our house, there's an extension that we already installed in the creek.
01:14We thought that our extension might fall.
01:20That's why we installed it in the creek.
01:24We rode on a garbage truck.
01:28We were brought here for evacuation.
01:31They were evacuated to the Kingsville Court in Antipolo.
01:35We activated the incident command post.
01:39The team of the CDRRMO went there.
01:44Together with the PNP, the Red Cross, the MERVS, the DRCD Fire and Rescue Volunteers,
01:49and the Rapid Rescue, the area of Kingsville is where we are now.
01:54This is one of the most affected areas by the storm.
01:5939 families or 116 individuals were evacuated to the Kingsville Covered Court as of 4 a.m.
02:05According to other reports, the water level rose yesterday.
02:10Now, the rain has subsided.
02:13The water level is just a little bit lower.
02:17When the storm calms down and the flood subsides,
02:20the victims can return to their homes.
02:24In total, there are 200 families or 1,124 individuals
02:30who remain in the 24 evacuation centers in Antipolo.
02:35Three were injured while no one was injured or injured,
02:39according to the Antipolo City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office.
02:43The food supply and the continued supply of relief goods
02:47to the local government unit and some non-government organizations is sufficient.
02:52Meanwhile, it seems that some main roads in Antipolo are flooded.
02:58We traveled up to three kilometers of floodwater
03:01from Masinag to St. Lucia-Marcos Highway at 12 a.m.
03:07The road is only one-way passable because the other part of it is still flooded.
03:12That's why even though Rush Hour is over,
03:16there is still traffic on the said route.
03:18Since this morning, the rain in Antipolo is still pouring.
03:23But that part of it is still flooding,
03:25that's why the vehicles on Marcos Highway can pass faster.
03:29Vel Custodio for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.