Kabi-kabilaang landslides, naitala sa Cordillera sa pananalasa ng Bagyong #PepitoPH

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00:00A clearing operation was launched in Cordillera Region, Puspusan after a landslide left and right

00:07in the wake of the Pipito Earthquake.

00:10Janice Deniz of PTV Cordillera in Centro, Balita.

00:17In the wake of the Pipito Earthquake in Cordillera Region last night,

00:21there were numerous landslides in the roads.

00:25The Kennon Road is still closed to motorists due to the accumulation of rocks in Camp 5-2, Babenguet.

00:33The part of Talubin-Barlig-Na-Tonin-Paracelis-Calackad Road,

00:38in the wake of the Department of Public Works and Highways, Cordillera,

00:42will not be able to pass the 14 National Road Sections.

00:48The Agency of the Clearing Operation is already working to open the closed roads.

00:55More than P144 million Pesos were spent in the infrastructure sector

01:01due to the following landslides.

01:04We should be careful and stay updated.

01:09Let's ask the MDRNO.

01:12Last night, a bank house in Upper Camp Felix Mines Camp 3,

01:17in Tubabenguet, was burned in the wake of the Pipito Earthquake.

01:21The Bureau of Fire Protection in Binguet is now investigating the cause of the fire.

01:26Eight gates of Ambuklao Dam and six gates of Binga Dam were opened since yesterday

01:32due to the continuous rain.

01:35Meanwhile, according to the Department of Social Welfare and Development, Cordillera,

01:40more than 13,000 families were affected

01:45and more than 43,000 individuals were affected due to the Nika, Ophel, and Pipito Earthquakes.

01:51317 houses were partially damaged while 22 were totally damaged houses.

01:58The DSWD, a local government,

02:03became the non-government organization of more than P4 million Pesos

02:08of humanitarian assistance to those affected by the earthquake.

02:12More than P101 million Pesos of relief resources were prepared

02:16to be distributed to the affected communities.

02:19According to the assessment of the Cordillera Regional Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office,

02:24despite the heavy rainfall and wind,

02:28there was no significant damage to the region.

02:31Various agencies were involved in helping the affected,

02:35especially in the four places that were included in the State of Calamity,

02:40including the entire province of Apayao, Paracelis Mountain Province,

02:45and in Aguinaldo and Alfonso Listas in Ifugao.

02:48What we did, what helped us was the pre-emptive evacuation.

02:52That's why we have reported evacuees in our evacuation centers.

02:57Due to the effects of the Pipito Earthquake,

03:00the agency still strongly reminded others to be careful

03:04to avoid post-calamity casualties.

03:08We will continue to listen to the advisories

03:11because our river systems are still sweltering.

03:14Let's not swim first, let's not fish first.

03:18Classes and jobs are suspended again

03:21in the offices of the government of the entire Cordillera today.

03:26Janice Dennis for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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