Construction of Flood Control Structure along Pampanga River, Brgy. Tambo Adorable, San Leonardo, NE
Summary
TLDRReynaldo Orillos, a 56-year-old resident, reflects on the challenges and changes in his life. He shares his experiences with the natural disasters that have affected his community, particularly the destructive floods that often damage the land. Despite the struggles, he mentions how improvements have been made, with the soil becoming more stable and resilient over time. He recalls a vivid memory of his father-in-law's house being swept away by floodwaters, and how he was forced to take refuge in a calamansi tree. Despite the hardships, the land has become stronger and more enduring.
Takeaways
- π Reynaldo Orillos is 56 years old and currently resides in a community affected by occasional natural calamities.
- π The community experiences a mix of emotions, with both happiness and sadness depending on the circumstances of natural disasters.
- π Reynaldo reflects on how their land used to be more vulnerable to floods and other calamities in the past.
- π The local landscape is gradually becoming more stable, with improved resilience against natural disasters, including floods.
- π In the past, floods would destroy the land, causing it to erode or wash away, making the land unstable.
- π Reynaldo recalls how his family used to build structures near the river, which were susceptible to flooding and damage.
- π One particular event involved Reynaldo's father-in-law, whose chicken coop was flooded by rising water, causing a dramatic loss of property.
- π His father-in-law was forced to cling to a calamansi tree for two days during the flood, unable to escape the deep waters.
- π Despite the dangers and damage caused by floods, the community's efforts have helped improve and stabilize the local land over time.
- π The land's condition has significantly improved, preventing the same level of destruction that occurred in the past during floods.
Q & A
How old is Reynaldo Orillos?
-Reynaldo Orillos is 56 years old.
Where does Reynaldo Orillos live?
-Reynaldo Orillos lives in a place where there are both moments of happiness and sadness, likely referring to his rural or community-based environment.
How does Reynaldo describe the emotional impact of calamities in his area?
-Reynaldo mentions that during calamities, there is sadness, indicating the emotional toll that natural disasters take on the community.
How have the lands in Reynaldo's area changed over time?
-Reynaldo observes that the land has become more stable and secure, unlike in the past when flooding would damage the land.
What kind of natural disaster does Reynaldo reference in the script?
-Reynaldo refers to flooding as a significant natural disaster that affects the area.
What happens to the land during floods, according to Reynaldo?
-During floods, the land is damaged and eroded, with the soil getting washed away, leading to instability.
What specific event does Reynaldo recall about his in-laws' situation during a calamity?
-Reynaldo recalls that his in-laws' house was flooded, and the strong currents swept away their chickens. His in-law was stranded on a calamansi tree for two days due to the depth of the flood.
How long was Reynaldo's in-law stranded in the tree during the flood?
-Reynaldo's in-law was stranded on a calamansi tree for two days due to the flood.
What was the condition of the flood during the event Reynaldo describes?
-The flood was severe, as it reached such a depth that his in-law could not escape and had to cling to a tree.
How have the land and the area improved after the calamities?
-Reynaldo states that the land has improved and become more stable, with less damage and erosion compared to the past.
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