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00:00We are still here at Barangay Silangan in Quezon City.

00:05This is one of the most affected barangays

00:08due to the heavy rainfall caused by the typhoon Carina.

00:13It even reached the super typhoon Carina

00:15and was hit by a typhoon Habagat.

00:18In Quezon City, about 92 barangays are affected by this typhoon.

00:27Based on the information provided to us,

00:30the families and 8,213 individuals evacuated

00:40to different evacuation centers will still be here by 2053.

00:45As we can see on your screens,

00:48they were given modular tents

00:53so that their situation in the evacuation centers will be better.

00:57I will just show you on your screens.

01:00On my screen, you can see the two boats

01:06that are still on the shore.

01:08These were used yesterday for the rescue of the residents

01:14because the flood reached up to Lagpastao.

01:22They were given mud so that they can hold on to something

01:29while crossing the flood.

01:32As we walk along the road,

01:35we can see the houses that are closed

01:41because most of them are still in the evacuation centers.

01:44The items that were brought in by the flood

01:49were taken out so that they can dry up.

01:54At this point, we can talk to one of the residents.

01:59We talked to Tatay Ben earlier.

02:04Where is Tatay Ben?

02:05Here he is.

02:08Tatay Ben?

02:10He looks busy.

02:13Tatay Ben, come here.

02:16We talked to him earlier.

02:20Tatay Ben, come here.

02:22Good morning to you.

02:23Good morning to you too.

02:25Tell us about what you experienced yesterday.

02:30Where were you when the flood reached you?

02:35I was at work in Las Piñas.

02:37I was called by my nephew.

02:40When I got here, it was already flooded.

02:41How far?

02:42Up to here.

02:44But you have a shelter there.

02:47For example, this is Lagpastao.

02:50Yes, Lagpastao.

02:51So your house was brought in.

02:53Yes.

02:54Can we see it?

02:55Yes, sure.

02:56How far?

02:57Is it okay if we go inside?

02:59Yes, sure.

03:00Did you take out most of your belongings?

03:04Yes.

03:05How far did it reach?

03:07Up to here.

03:09Oh, there.

03:10Because your house is quite high.

03:12There are several floors.

03:14Yes.

03:15How did you clean it?

03:17At least, somehow, the flood was able to reach it.

03:20Yes.

03:21Did you damage a lot of your belongings?

03:25No, ma'am.

03:26Yes.

03:27Just a little.

03:28I just broke a few things.

03:31Are you used to this kind of flood?

03:33Yes, ma'am.

03:34Or was it worse yesterday?

03:36No, ma'am.

03:37It was worse yesterday.

03:38And also the recent floods.

03:40Oh.

03:41But you didn't worry about what happened yesterday?

03:45Because the flood didn't stop.

03:46Yes, ma'am.

03:47It's okay.

03:48We're a bit high up here compared to down there.

03:52Yes, ma'am.

03:53People really passed through down there.

03:54Yes, ma'am.

03:55It's a bit high up here.

03:56Okay.

03:57And somehow, those who are still there are still in the evacuation centers, right?

04:02Yes, ma'am.

04:03Yes.

04:04My family is still there in the evacuation centers, ma'am.

04:06Oh, they're still there?

04:07Yes, ma'am.

04:08We're just cleaning up.

04:09Okay.

04:10So, there are a lot of families.

04:11Actually, some of them, like Father Ben, some of them are family members.

04:17They go home to their homes to make sure that their homes and belongings are still in good condition.

04:25Meanwhile, in the evacuation centers, hot meals and hygiene kits are distributed to the evacuees

04:33so that their condition is still in good condition.

04:36Meanwhile, there are also doctors there to provide medical help or assistance to the evacuees

04:43who are suffering from illness, fever, cold, or flu because of the heavy rain.

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05:13Thank you.

Nasa 3,000 families at 9,000 individuals, nasa evacuation sites | Unang Balita

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