Tubig sa malaking butas na nadiskubre sa bahagi ng Sales Road sa Pasay City, natanggal na

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00:00 A part of the Salas Road is still closed in Pasay City.

00:04 It is also next to the open road that was once a heavy traffic.

00:09 Let's find out the update on this news from Bernard Ferrell.

00:13 Bernard?

00:14 The water in the sinkhole that is being discovered here in Salas Road

00:24 is just near the Villamor Air Base in Pasay City.

00:29 The sinkhole is 2 by 3 meters long, 8 to 10 feet deep.

00:37 It is already buried deep.

00:39 In a statement by Senator Ramon Bong Revilla Jr.,

00:42 the chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Works,

00:45 there is a threat to motorists and residential property

00:51 and the foundation of Ninoy Aquino International Airport Expressway.

00:59 Revilla believes that service providers should have accountability and proactive measures

01:06 so that the same incident will not happen again.

01:10 He also calls for service providers to have regular inspection and maintenance of their projects.

01:19 In a statement by Manila Water Services Inc.,

01:23 the sinkhole is likely to have happened because the ground was wet from the water that leaked into their pipeline.

01:31 Manila is now investigating the leak in their pipeline.

01:37 The part of the East Bauna side of Salas Road in Pasay City is still closed.

01:46 While I am just waiting for the work of DPWH to start.

01:55 And for now, the traffic is not a problem here in the other side of Salas Road.

02:04 But every rush hour, this part of Salas Road is really flooded by motorists.

02:13 So because there is only one lane here on the East Bauna side,

02:18 this will be a problem for motorists, especially those who are going to Bonivacio Global City in Taguig and Paranaque.

02:26 Back to you.

02:27 Thank you very much Bernard Ferrer.