Isinagawang rescue operations sa Antipolo, Rizal, puspusan; Mahigit 250 pamilya sa Antipolo, lumikas
Isinagawang rescue operations sa Antipolo, Rizal, puspusan; Mahigit 250 pamilya sa Antipolo, lumikas
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00:00Some places in Antipolo were flooded because of the unceasing rain yesterday.
00:04The Mayangot village experienced heavy flooding.
00:08We have a reporter with us, Del Custodio, live.
00:12Del?
00:13Audrey, Antipolo City is one of the places affected by the typhoon Karina.
00:18That's why the rescue operation was carried out yesterday
00:21on thousands of individuals.
00:24This is the scene of the rescue operation
00:26of the Philippine National Police Maritime Group
00:28in Siti Utyaong, Barangay Mayangot, Antipolo City
00:31last night at 8 p.m.
00:34The flood has reached its peak
00:36and there are signs of loss of life
00:38for the evacuated residents.
00:41In the nearby subdivision,
00:43the evacuated people need to board a rescue boat.
00:47Ms. Maricar is one of the evacuees.
00:50For her, the time of the typhoon is just returning.
00:5415 years have already passed.
00:57It reached our necks.
00:59Just now.
01:01And on Monday,
01:03just now again, the water level rose.
01:06That's it.
01:08We need something.
01:10We don't have any income yet.
01:14We don't know what the situation is in our house.
01:17In our house, we have an extension.
01:19We have a crib.
01:21We thought that our extension might fall.
01:27That's why we decided to leave.
01:31We boarded a garbage truck.
01:35We were brought here for evacuation.
01:38They are currently evacuated
01:40to Kingsville Court in Antipolo.
01:42We activated the incident command post.
01:46The team of the CDR-RMO,
01:50together with the PNP,
01:52the Red Cross, the MIRVs,
01:54the DRCD Fire and Rescue Volunteer,
01:56and the Rapid Rescue,
01:57went to the area of Kingsville,
01:59our current location.
02:01This is one of the most affected areas by the typhoon.
02:0539 families or 116 individuals
02:08were evacuated to Kingsville Covered Court
02:10as of 4 a.m.
02:12The water level yesterday,
02:14according to other reports,
02:15was almost 100 percent.
02:17Now, the rain has subsided.
02:20The water level is only at the tip of our noses.
02:24When the weather calms down
02:25and the floods subside,
02:27those who are stranded
02:28can return to their homes.
02:31No one was injured.
02:33In total, there are 250 families
02:36or 1,165 individuals
02:39who remain in the 24 evacuation centers in Antipolo
02:43according to the Antipolo City Risk Reduction and Management Office.
02:47The food supply is sufficient
02:49and the relief goods will continue to be given
02:51by the local government unit
02:53and some non-government organizations.
02:56Meanwhile,
02:57it seems like there is a sea
02:59on some of the main roads in Antipolo.
03:01The 3-kilometer flood that we are following
03:05from Masinag-Santa Lucia-Marcos Highway
03:07until 12 o'clock this morning.
03:10The road is only one-way passable
03:12because the other part of it is still flooded.
03:15That's why,
03:16even if the rush hour is over,
03:18there is still traffic on the said route.
03:20For now,
03:21the rain here in Antipolo is only flooding.
03:24That's why,
03:25the floods are subsiding
03:26and the vehicles here in Marcos Highway
03:28are able to cross faster.
03:30Back to you, Odin.
03:31Thank you very much, Mayor and Custodian.