lang residente sa Canlaon City, nakaranas ng trauma dahil sa bagyo at sa aktibidad ng bulkan;

3 months ago

lang residente sa Canlaon City, nakaranas ng trauma dahil sa bagyo at sa aktibidad ng bulkan;

Ilang opisyal ng Canlaon City, nababahala sa tagal ng mga pag-ulan

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Transcript

00:00It's a double pain now that the residents of Canlaon City are facing

00:04because of the danger of the eruption of the volcano Canlaon

00:07that was caused by the eruption of the volcano Pagyong Hiner.

00:12Ryan Lesigas is back.

00:17The people of Canlaon City are very sad.

00:24The residents of Canlaon City were traumatized.

00:28How come?

00:29Because of two calamities that they faced in the past few days.

00:33The danger of the volcano Canlaon

00:36and the eruption of the volcano Pagyong Hiner.

00:38Grandma Nicolasa is praying that whenever the wind blows,

00:44the wind will blow from the volcano at the same time.

00:47Because of the strong wind,

00:48the roof of her house was blown away.

00:51That's why she didn't hesitate to order the local government of Canlaon

00:56to evacuate.

00:57Grandma Nicolasa is with the hundreds of residents of Canlaon City

01:02who evacuated last week.

01:04I'm so sad because I'm a widow.

01:07I don't have a job.

01:09I don't have a job.

01:11If I work, I'll have a child.

01:14I don't have a child.

01:17I don't have a job.

01:19To address the needs of those affected by the continued eruption of the volcano Canlaon

01:25that was accompanied by two other volcanoes,

01:28a Memorandum of Agreement was signed

01:30between the local government and DSWD Region 7

01:34for additional funds to help the victims of the calamity.

01:38In the special session held,

01:40the council immediately approved the request for P15 million

01:44from DSWD Cebu.

01:46It will be used to buy additional rice

01:50that will be distributed to the 17,000 families affected by the volcano.

01:54The target of the LGU is to give more than 12 kilos of rice to each family.

02:00So this is the IKUANA,

02:02the one in ACAP,

02:03the assistance for the end of the income program,

02:06the rice assistance for the beneficiaries of Canlaon City.

02:13Some officials of the city are now in charge

02:15because of the long rainy season in the area.

02:18Most people are paralyzed

02:21because of the bad weather.

02:23They are determined that if the situation continues,

02:26most residents of Canlaon will be hungry.

02:30I can see the problem of the people

02:33when it's been seven days without work and it's raining.

02:37I think 40 to 50 percent of the people there work in farms.

02:47So if there's no work, there's no food.

02:49There is no widespread flooding,

02:51but the possible lahar flow is being closely monitored.

02:54Feebox said that there was a accumulation of ash

02:57in the mouth of the volcano after it erupted on June 3.

03:01The deposits that were left during the lahar in June,

03:09this is still the continuously washed out.

03:13We call this a mainstream flow

03:17because the larger portion is water,

03:21but the deposits that were left during June

03:27are continuously washed out.

03:30Whenever a volcano erupts following the eruption

03:34and pouring of rain,

03:36it is often followed by lahar flow.

03:39But what is the so-called lahar?

03:41Feebox said that lahar is the second disaster

03:45that occurred after the eruption of a volcano.

03:48It is a mixture of volcanic material such as ash,

03:51rocks, and water that quickly flowed from the volcano's mouth

03:55towards the rivers in its mouth.

03:57This happens after heavy rainfall.

04:01Lahar may be fragile,

04:03but it can still be damaged.

04:05In areas such as houses and most of all,

04:08people's lives are threatened.

04:10To avoid certain dangers brought by lahar,

04:13residents are advised to stay at the foot of the volcano

04:16and be alert at all times.

04:18Stay away from rivers that are at the foot of the volcano

04:21and above all,

04:22evacuate immediately if you experience heavy rainfall.

04:27Our advice to our general public

04:31is to continue our vigilance

04:34and to be prepared.

04:36And also to avoid entering within the 4-kilometer permanent danger zone

04:42because our volcano is active

04:45and it can produce freonic eruption.

04:50From Canlaon City,

04:52Ryan Lisigues

04:54for Pangbansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

lang residente sa Canlaon City, nakaranas ng trauma dahil sa bagyo at sa aktibidad ng bulkan;

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