Ilang bahagi ng bansa, inuulan pa rin dahil sa Habagat; nagkabaha at landslide | 24 Oras
Summary
TLDRThe report highlights the devastating impact of typhoons Ferdie, Gener, and Helen, along with intensified monsoon rains, which have led to severe flooding across various regions in the Philippines. Davao del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay, Negros Occidental, and Metro Manila experienced heavy rainfall, flooding, and landslides, displacing over 30,000 residents. Some areas declared a state of calamity as rescue operations were conducted to assist trapped individuals. In the latest update, 23 people have died, 15 are missing, and thousands have been affected. Authorities continue to monitor rivers and provide aid to the impacted communities.
Takeaways
- 🌧️ 23 people have been reported dead due to the consecutive typhoons Ferdie, Gener, and Helen, alongside intensified monsoon rains.
- 🏊♂️ Southbound lanes of Davao-Cotabato highway in Barangay Astorga, Santa Cruz, Davao del Sur, turned into a swimming pool due to heavy rains.
- 🚗 Several vehicles and household items were submerged in water due to the floods in Barangay Astorga.
- 🚤 Residents in Purok Maligaya had to be rescued as floodwaters rose to neck level, trapping them in their homes.
- 🛶 Sibugay River overflowed, leading to the evacuation of stranded residents in Barangay Balugo, Elda, Zamboanga Sibugay.
- 📉 Over 30,000 residents in Negros Occidental were evacuated due to floods and the danger posed by Canlaon Volcano.
- 🌊 Heavy rainfall warnings were issued in Antipolo City and Rizal province, causing flooding in various areas including Malabon City.
- 🏫 Students in Malabon faced difficulties crossing flooded roads due to the persistent rain.
- 🌧️ Landslides were recorded in some areas of Mountain Province, but authorities responded quickly to reopen affected roads.
- 📊 According to the NDRRMC, over one million people have been affected by the storms and monsoon rains, with 23 confirmed dead, several injured, and 15 missing.
Q & A
What caused the flooding in the mentioned areas?
-The flooding was caused by the consecutive typhoons Ferdy, Gener, and Helen, along with the enhanced southwest monsoon.
Which areas in the Philippines were affected by the heavy rains and flooding?
-Areas affected include parts of Davao del Sur, the city of La Carlota, Hinigaran, and San Enrique in Negros Occidental, and Antipolo City and Rizal province.
What specific incidents were reported due to the floods?
-Residents in Barangay Astorga in Santa Cruz, Davao del Sur were trapped in their houses due to chest-high floodwater, and some vehicles and household items were swept away by the floods.
How did the local government respond to the flooding in Barangay Astorga?
-The local government conducted rescue operations, rescuing trapped residents and providing them with temporary shelter.
What assistance was provided to those affected by the floods in Zamboanga Sibugay?
-Affected individuals in Zamboanga Sibugay were evacuated using rescue boats and taken to an evacuation center.
Why was the state of calamity declared in La Carlota City and other towns in Negros Occidental?
-The state of calamity was declared due to the severe weather conditions and flooding caused by the typhoons and the enhanced southwest monsoon.
How many residents were evacuated across the affected areas?
-Over 30,000 residents were evacuated across the province, including those living in the 6 km danger zone of Mount Canlaon.
What precautionary measures were taken in Metro Manila and Antipolo City?
-In Metro Manila, some roads were preemptively closed due to flooding, and in Antipolo City, heavy rainfall warnings were issued.
What is the significance of the daily monitoring of the Marikina River?
-The daily monitoring of the Marikina River's water level is crucial for early warning and preparedness against potential flooding.
What was the reported number of casualties and missing persons due to the typhoons and the southwest monsoon?
-There were 23 reported casualties, 15 missing persons, and over 1 million affected families due to the typhoons and the southwest monsoon.
How did the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) respond to the situation?
-The NDRRMC provided updated data on the number of affected families and coordinated responses to the disasters caused by the typhoons and the southwest monsoon.
Outlines
🌧️ Torrential Rains and Widespread Flooding Due to Successive Typhoons
A total of 23 fatalities have been reported due to the successive typhoons Ferdie, Hener, and Helen, along with the intensified monsoon rains. Even after the typhoons have passed, bad weather conditions persist in some areas of the Philippines. In Davao del Sur, heavy rainfall turned the southbound lane of the Davao-Cotabato highway into a swimming pool, submerging vehicles and homes. Residents in flooded areas were rescued and evacuated, with significant flooding also reported in Negros Occidental, where a state of calamity was declared. Over 30,000 residents across the province were evacuated, including those living near the 6-km danger zone of Mount Kanlaon.
🚨 Ongoing Rescue and Evacuation Operations Amid Persistent Flooding
In Rizal, heavy rainfall in Antipolo City and nearby areas triggered a heavy rainfall warning from PAGASA, leading to flooding in various parts of Metro Manila, particularly in Malabon. The flooding made it difficult for students to commute, and residents of Marikina are now constantly monitoring the Marikina River levels to prepare for possible evacuations. Landslides and rockfalls have also been reported in Mountain Province, where swift responses have been made to clear affected roads.
🌀 Nationwide Impact of Typhoons and Monsoon Rains
According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), more than 1 million people have been affected by the typhoons and enhanced monsoon rains. The disasters have resulted in 23 deaths, several injuries, and 15 missing persons across the country. Rescue operations continue, and authorities are on high alert to manage the ongoing impacts of the severe weather conditions.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Bagyong Ferdy
💡Flooding
💡Evacuation
💡Landslide
💡State of Calamity
💡Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
💡Heavy Rainfall
💡Emergency Response
💡Infrastructure Damage
💡Rescue Operations
💡Climate Change
Highlights
23 reported deaths due to the consecutive typhoons Ferdy, Hener, and Helen, along with the intensified southwest monsoon (habagat).
Despite the departure of the storms, bad weather continues to affect several areas in the country.
The southbound lane of the Davao-Cotabato highway in Barangay Astorga, Santa Cruz, Davao del Sur, was flooded, resembling a swimming pool.
Several houses in Sitio Bacan, Barangay Astorga, were submerged due to the rising floodwaters from a wide river.
In Purok Maligaya, residents trapped in their homes were rescued due to severe flooding.
Water levels reached neck-high in some areas, causing residents in Barangay Balugo, Elda, Zamboanga Sibugay to evacuate via rescue boats.
The overflowing Sibugay River caused flooding, leading to evacuations and use of evacuation centers.
La Carlota City and the towns of Hinigaran and San Enrique in Negros Occidental were declared under a state of calamity due to severe weather and flooding caused by the southwest monsoon.
More than 30,000 residents were evacuated across Negros Occidental, including those affected by floods and those residing in the 6-km danger zone of Mt. Canlaon.
Heavy rains also hit Antipolo City and the province of Rizal, prompting the issuance of a heavy rainfall warning by PAGASA.
Floods in Malabon City caused difficulty for students crossing the streets, with classes affected.
Marikina City residents regularly monitor the water level of the Marikina River to prepare for possible flooding.
Landslides and rockslides were reported in several parts of Mountain Province, with immediate responses to clear affected roads.
According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), over 1 million people were affected by Typhoons Ferdy, Hener, Helen, and the intensified southwest monsoon.
A total of 23 fatalities, several injuries, and 15 missing individuals were reported in the wake of these natural disasters.
Transcripts
umakyat pa sa 23 ang napaulat na nasa wi
dahil sa magkakasunod na bagyong ferdy
hener at Helen at ng pinalakas nitong
habagat pero kahit nakaalis na ang mga
bagyo naranasan pa rin ang masamang
panahon sa ilang lugar sa bansa at
nakatutok si Bam
Alegre nagmistulang swimming pool ang
southbound Lane ng Davao Cotabato
highway sa barangay astorga sa Santa
Cruz Davao del Sur kagabi kasunod na
malakas na
ulan anim a malawak na ilog din ng sityo
Bacan sa Barangay astorga dahil sa taas
ng baha nalubog sa tubig ang ilang
sasakyan pati mga gamit sa bahay ng
ilang
residente Sa tindi naman ng baha sa
purok Maligaya Kinailangan ng i-rescue
ang mga residenteng na trap sa kanilang
bahay May ilang lugar umano na abot leeg
na ang tubig sinagip din ng mga
residenteng stranded sa binahang bahay
sa barangay balugo sa elda Zamboanga
Sibugay umapaw kasi ang tubig sa Sibugay
River isinakay sila sa Rescue boats at
dinala sa evacuation Center ayon sa
pag-asa nagpaulan din ang habagat sa
mindanao nitong mga nakalipas na araw sa
Negros Occidental naman isinailalim na
sa state of calamity ang lacarlota City
pati ang mga bayan ng Hinigaran at san
Enrique dahil sa Masamang panahon at
pagbahang dulot ng habagat ayon sa lokal
na pamahalaan mahigit 30,000 residente
ang inilikas sa buong lalawigan kabilang
ang mga binaha at mga nakatira sa 6 km
danger zone ng Bulkang Canlaon
Pasado 1 naman ng madaling araw kanina
ng bumuhos ang ganito kalakas na ulan sa
Antipolo City kasama ang probinsya ng
Rizal sa mga lugar kung saan nagtaas ng
heavy rainfall waring ang
pag-asa itana din ang Babala sa Metro
Manila kaya kinaumagahan binaha ang
ilang kalsada sa lungsod ng Malabon
pahirapan ang pagtawid sa baha lalo para
sa mga estudyante ang ilang
taga-marikina naman regular na raw ang
pagmo-monitor sa antas ng Marikina River
Para raw makapaghanda mga
3:00 3:00 everyday po to everyday
ma ririnig mo na yung kwan kapag nasa 15
inaano na namin yung gamit pag medyo
tumaas taas na Naandito ako uwi na agad
ng bahay kung ano yung mga gamit sa baba
kasi alam na ko naman na
binabaha kabi-kabilang rock SL slide at
landslide din ang naitala sa ilang
bahagi ng mountain province agad naman
itong nirespondehan para muling madaanan
ng mga motorista ang apektadong kalsada
sa pinakahuling datos ng National
Disaster Risk reduction and Management
council o ndrrmc mahigit Dal pamilya o
katumbas ng lagpas isang milyong katao
ang apektado sa pananalasa ng baguong
ferd hener at Helen at pinalakas nitong
habagat umabot naman sa 23 ang napaulat
na nasawi L ang sugatan at 15 ang
nawawala para sa GMA integrated news bam
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