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Tatlong bagyo sa loob ng isang linggo ang nagbabadyang humagupit sa Pilipinas. Una na ang Bagyong #NikaPH na nag-landfall sa Aurora.

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00:00Good evening, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

00:04Three typhoons hit the Philippines in less than a week.

00:10The first was Hurricane Nika, which landed in Aurora.

00:14Back to the evacuation center, thousands of Filipinos are safe and sound.

00:19The typhoon was the most severe.

00:22Houses are already destroyed, and it's difficult to enter certain areas

00:26because of floods or because of fallen trees and posts.

00:30And live from Kasiguran, Aurora, this is Darlene Kai.

00:35Darlene.

00:39Mel, Emil, Vicky.

00:40The strong winds and rains have built up the city of Kasiguran in Aurora

00:44because some trees fell, just like the ones you can see behind me.

00:48The lines of communication are difficult, and there's no electricity supply

00:52not only here in Kasiguran, but also in nearby areas.

01:00The strong winds and rains in Kasiguran

01:04were as strong as the typhoon Nika in Aurora this morning.

01:08The strong winds and rains here in Kasiguran are too strong.

01:12The trees behind me are already falling,

01:15and everything that can be moved is being moved outside.

01:19That's why it's really dangerous to go outside.

01:22Even on the roads, many trees fell.

01:25The typhoon Nika was also felt in Kasiguran Central School.

01:29The wind of the typhoon broke the roof and some school supplies.

01:34The strong winds and rains here in Kasiguran

01:37broke the roof of the covered court of Kasiguran Central School.

01:42Before we came here, it was still intact.

01:45Even the chairs and tables here fell.

01:50The water level in some areas, like here in Barangay Marikit, immediately rose.

01:55Some residents were unable to get out of the floodwaters.

01:59But it seems that the situation in the neighboring town of Dilasag

02:03where the typhoon Nika landfall happened at 8 a.m. was more severe.

02:07It's difficult for the town to enter because many trees fell.

02:11In Bungad, Tindi ng Pinsala was also seen.

02:15Jun's house was completely destroyed.

02:17The two houses were made of light materials where they lived.

02:20That's why it was not saved from the typhoon Nika.

02:23His house has no roof.

02:25Even the wall was destroyed.

02:27Even the wind and rain destroyed their house.

02:30The residents, if not wet, were destroyed.

02:33It's good that the two small children were able to run to the neighbor's house.

02:37That's why no one was hurt.

02:39I don't know what to do.

02:42I don't have anything to buy.

02:44My house will be destroyed.

02:45The typhoon is just now.

02:48I don't have anything.

02:49My house is just now and it's strong.

02:53Father Bernardo's house was destroyed by a tree.

02:57It was flooded.

02:59I thought it was going to fall.

03:01I borrowed my things and it was already wet.

03:05A large part of the town of Dilasag is by the sea.

03:08The waves are very strong all day long.

03:11That's why the storm surge is being monitored here.

03:15From the morning, the wind and rain were strong in the town of Dilasag.

03:213 out of 5 houses in Bonifacio Resort were completely destroyed.

03:25Suddenly, the wind became stronger.

03:27The wind was going here earlier.

03:31Then, the most difficult thing was that the wind was going here.

03:34That's why the pain of feeling

03:37You will ask yourself, how can you recover?

03:42The electricity pole fell on the road leading to the center of Dilasag.

03:47This tricycle is having a hard time getting through.

03:50The son of John Alina Makadaan was forced to pass

03:53because he needed to go to his mother.

03:57Due to the forced evacuation that was done in various places in Aurora,

04:01particularly in Kasiguran and Dilasag,

04:03the storm was the most severe.

04:05More than 5,000 residents evacuated to various parts of the province.

04:09Almost 7 of them were in the evacuation center of Barangay Marikit in Kasiguran.

04:14We are being evacuated whenever there is a storm like this coming to our house.

04:20If it rains, our house will immediately sink.

04:25For now, the LGU's relief packs supply is enough for all affected residents.

04:31According to the protocol, per town and per municipality,

04:37their resources are enough.

04:39Now, when their resources are depleted,

04:44the province is here to help and support the needs of the whole province.

04:54If there is a problem, we will send someone.

04:56They will continue to monitor the areas affected by the storm.

05:06Vicky, we have seen the LGU's relief packs

05:09to clear the roads in the fallen trees and bushes.

05:13The assessment will continue to find out

05:15how much damage was caused by the Nika storm here in the province of Aurora.

05:20As of now, according to the PDRRMO,

05:22no one has been reported injured or missing.

05:25Vicky.

05:26Thank you very much, Darlene Cai.

Malakas na hangin, sumira sa mga bubong at nagpabuwal ng mga puno; ulan, nagpabaha | 24 Oras

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