Umakyat na sa 125 ang napaulat na patay dahil sa Bagyong Kristine at Leon, ayon sa NDRRMC. Sa Batangas, posibleng abutin ng isang buwan ang pagasasaayos sa isa sa mga kalsadang winasak ng Bagyong Kristine.
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00:00The death toll has increased to 125 due to the Christine and Leon floods.
00:06According to NDRMC, in Batangas,
00:09it is possible to fix one of the roads destroyed by the Christine flood within a month.
00:15Live from Agoncillo, Batangas, Maki Pulido, Maki.
00:23You know Emil, in the latest report of Batangas PDRRMO,
00:2721 roads remain impassable or not passable by vehicles.
00:33Some barangays are even isolated after the part of Talisay-Laurel-Agoncillo Road was destroyed.
00:45At the height of the August flood,
00:47there were branches and trees cut from the mountain.
00:50This part of Talisay-Laurel-Agoncillo Road was destroyed.
00:53This destroyed the town of Agoncillo and the town of Laurel.
00:56Residents say that they cannot cross to Laurel because a part of the road was destroyed.
01:02Because of this, in Agoncillo alone, two barangays and one place are isolated.
01:07DPWH is now building this to pass again.
01:10But according to the workers there, it may take another month.
01:14Because the road was destroyed,
01:16there are two ways for the residents to reach the center of the town of Agoncillo.
01:21From the other side, they can ride a boat or the residents will try to walk on the side of the mountain.
01:29They say that it will be difficult to walk.
01:32We were able to cross by riding a boat.
01:34But it's not a joke to walk here because the branches of trees cut from the mountain are blocking the road.
01:40The branches on the side of the mountain were cut by water, mud and wood.
01:45This is how deep the mud ran.
01:47This vehicle is almost full.
01:49It is also a sad memory for their houses.
01:52On the side of the road, this is the only place that is said to have completed the more than P96 million project of February 14, 2024
02:00for the construction, rehabilitation and slope protection of Talisay-Laurel-Agoncillo Road.
02:06Residents are still allowed to return,
02:09but some are forced to go while there is daylight to look for income.
02:13Beverly is one of them.
02:15She only has P60 left.
02:17She doesn't know what to do for the next few days
02:20because the two boats they are using to look for income were flooded.
02:25We don't have anywhere else to go because we are from Mindoro.
02:30This is the only place we can look for income.
02:33So this means that you don't have money now?
02:35We don't have.
02:36The bottom of their house is also flooded so they can't live there anymore.
02:40When they were told to leave the evacuation center, they can't go home.
02:45It's really hard.
02:47Why is it hard?
02:48Because we can't go home.
02:52We can't live here because the inside is full but the bottom is empty.
02:57Our children can't go inside.
03:01It's hard.
03:03Why can't they go inside?
03:05Because there is no way to pass.
03:08And of course, we are in evacuation.
03:11This is also the concern of many residents of Agoncillo that we talked to
03:14because their houses were destroyed by the typhoon.
03:17In total, there are more than 2,000 totally damaged houses in the entire province of Batangas.
03:23It's really hard.
03:25The floor is full of soil.
03:26It's really empty.
03:27It's like it was washed out.
03:28But the floor is still there.
03:29Many houses were also destroyed,
03:31such as Nelson's floating fish cage,
03:33which was fish-killed.
03:34There are three more inside.
03:36The typhoon also swept away all of its remains.
03:38That's why the typhoon is really a big challenge.
03:42Our floating fish cage was destroyed.
03:44The floor was also destroyed.
03:46Even the floor fell to the ground.
03:48I can't see it anymore.
03:49It's all gone.
03:50If the residents are hungry,
03:52even their pets,
03:54Beverly said,
03:56they should get help so that their pets can eat.
04:00The cleaning operations are ongoing,
04:02especially on the roadside of the floating fish cages.
04:05But because it's getting dry,
04:07a big problem here, Emil,
04:08is the sale of the floating fish cage.
04:10Emil?
04:11Thank you very much.
04:12Maki Pulido.
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