State of the Nation (Part 1 & 3) Pinsala ng Bagyong Carina at Habagat; Kapuso Bayanihan; Atbp.

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00:00According to the video uploader, Allen Sison, a strong storm hit the Wawa Dam in Rodriguez, Rizal yesterday.

00:26They were planning to go to their cottage in the area, but they ended up staying here.

00:35It started in August in the newly built Upper Wawa Dam.

00:39The large volume of water was directed to the marikina

00:43because in Pinsala, Rodriguez, Rizal, which used to be Montalban, was submerged in a state of calamity.

00:51The dam was left in a state of calamity.

00:54Many places in Metro Manila and Karatig Province were flooded.

00:59But in other places, the non-stop floods are still a problem.

01:03Here is my report.

01:09Floods are high on the road, but this bus still rushed to Araneta Avenue in Quezon City yesterday.

01:17Passengers were scared as the bus entered the water.

01:31The bus suddenly stopped in the middle of the flood.

01:34According to one passenger, some of them came out of the bus window and rushed to leave.

01:40The passengers who were left inside were shocked by the residents after half an hour had passed.

01:50According to the PNP, 21 were affected in the flood in Habagat and Bagyong Karina.

01:56According to the NDRRMC, as of 8 a.m. earlier, 14 were confirmed affected in the whole country

02:04due to Bagyong Butsoy, Bagyong Karina, and Habagat.

02:09Two were injured and two were missing.

02:11Most of them were drowned by the current or were hit by a landslide or fell from a tree.

02:20In Rizal, 15 were rescued and were trapped in a given wall.

02:34The place was isolated. There was no electricity.

02:37When the flood came, everyone came and we brought them to the evacuation center.

02:43Many houses were still submerged along Imelda Avenue.

02:51In Manila, it's hard to get water from Lagos, Nilad.

02:54To be honest, Lagos, Nilad is really below water level.

03:00Because of the heavy rain yesterday, the water level went up because of the high tide yesterday.

03:07This 10-feet steel matting fence in Quezon City is sticking to the plastic.

03:14It's as if the high trees are covered with garbage.

03:18The back of this vehicle was hit by a landslide.

03:22According to Meralco, more than 210,000 customers were left without electricity in Metro Manila.

03:28Bulacan, Rizal, Cavite, Laguna, and Batangas.

03:31Meralco is now moving around to ensure that the supply of electricity will be restored.

03:37If it subsides, it's safe to return it. We will return it immediately. Rest assured.

03:42In Naiya, the stranded passengers have their own cartons so that they can sit and rest.

03:49Even though there was no flood, more than a hundred flights were canceled today.

03:55We are just waiting for tomorrow.

04:01President Marcos is missing in the received reports of the typhoon and tsunami.

04:07To see the situation, he went around several places.

04:11My report, Ian Cruz.

04:16In Barangay Tanzana, Votas, many houses are still submerged in the heavy rain.

04:21That's why some are running out of supplies.

04:24We don't have food. We can't buy rice. The stores are closed.

04:29There's still no electricity.

04:31It's very difficult. We can't contact our relatives.

04:36Those who can't go fishing, the boat is just docking.

04:40We can't go to the sea, sir. The waves are big. That's why we're here in the flood.

04:45Another man's boat was found in the middle of nowhere and has no life in the river in Malabon.

04:50His identity is still unknown.

04:53President Bongbong Marcos called for a briefing.

04:56He said he was missing in the information that was given to him.

05:00For all of our agencies to move, we need to know where to go.

05:05That's really what I need to hear from you.

05:07He was also not blamed in the briefing of the Office of Civil Defense.

05:11This is only NCR. I need a nationwide report.

05:15Yes, sir. We'll coordinate with Pag-asa too, sir, the list they gave earlier.

05:20It's not very useful for me to hear that 164 requests for rescue were made.

05:25That means nothing.

05:27Where? 130 of them were from one place. We went there right away.

05:36Next, the President visited Valenzuela.

05:39After talking to Mayor Wes Gatchalian,

05:42Again, the President mentioned the lack of information on the loss of water in the dams.

05:50The President also visited Obando, Malabon, and Navotas

05:54where the so-called cause of the heavy flooding can be found,

05:58the Navotas Navigational Gate that was damaged several times.

06:02The National Government is now building a release package for the local governments.

06:08Meanwhile in Bulacan,

06:10the video captured the gradual entry of water into the Kawayan Doctors' Hospital and Medical Center yesterday.

06:17Within two hours, the water reached its peak.

06:20Patients and equipment were evacuated.

06:23Today, the water reached its peak.

06:26The equipment is still a generator.

06:28Ian Cruz reporting for GMA Integrated News.

06:38If your appliances were submerged in the flood,

06:41don't use these yet.

06:43Here's a tip-talk on what to do in Mona Kino's report.

06:51The house of the Pondok family in Barangay Tumana, Marikina, was flooded yesterday.

06:57Their refrigerator, washing machine, and cassoule were submerged.

07:00They cleaned it first and let it dry while there was no electricity.

07:04We didn't clean it first because we closed the faucet.

07:07The electricity went out.

07:11Even the businesses in Marikina were not saved from the flood.

07:15The printers and TVs of this photo and video business office were submerged and cannot be used anymore.

07:20I asked an electrician to check it first.

07:23You are not allowed to turn on any appliance, especially the plugs and sockets.

07:32According to Meralco, before using it,

07:34let it dry first and the licensed electrician checked the circuit breaker,

07:40electrical outlets, and internal wiring of the house to avoid accidents.

07:46Water and electricity are a very deadly combination.

07:52Use gloves made of rubber and shoes,

07:56rubber soles or boots,

08:00so that if you get wet in the so-called flood,

08:05you won't be put in danger.

08:10Avoid getting close to the live wire.

08:13According to the Office of Civil Defense,

08:15when returning home, be careful of possible gas explosions and dangerous animals such as snakes.

08:21Use a flashlight and avoid using a flask or anything that can be dangerous.

08:26According to the World Health Organization,

08:28be sure to drink water and food,

08:31wash your hands before and after using a towel to avoid getting sick,

08:36and clean the water stored to avoid the contamination of mosquitoes.

08:40Von Aquino reporting for GMA Integrated News.

08:44One person was killed in the sinking of an oil tanker in Limay, Bataan,

08:48following a strong storm and strong winds.

08:51In the early hours of the day, the MT Terra Nova sank,

08:55with 17 crews on a large boat,

08:59in the area of Nasugbu, Batangas.

09:01Aside from one person who died, four were also injured.

09:05In the Aerial Inspection of the Philippine Coast Guard,

09:08an oil spill was monitored, 5.6 nautical miles,

09:12in the eastern part of Lamau Point.

09:14The tanker was loaded with 1.4 million liters of industrial fuel oil.

09:19The PCG is already cooperating with oil spill response organizations

09:24to stop the spread of oil.

09:27According to the owner of the ship, Portavaga Ship Management,

09:32it was scheduled to leave on Monday,

09:34but the PCG stopped them and it was released on Tuesday night.

09:39The PCG has yet to release a statement from the owner of the ship.

09:45According to the DNR, a crocodile was seen crossing the Boracay,

09:49crossing near Sinagpa Beach,

09:53the Saltwater Crocodile.

09:55They think it may have been lost following floods.

10:00The crocodile was caught and turned over in the shelter area of the DNR.

10:08Not only the people, but also the crocodile was found

10:11in the middle of a wide flood yesterday.

10:14Some people risked their lives in the flood to save some trapped animals.

10:19Mark Salazar has the report.

10:24In the middle of a heavy rain and a rapid flood,

10:30rescue operations were carried out one after the other,

10:33but not all of the crocodiles were heard.

10:38Like this dog that was trapped in the gate of a house

10:42in the middle of a heavy flood in Barangka Marikina.

10:46But it's dangerous.

10:47A man was trying to save a dog.

10:58It seems like a rope got tangled in the dog,

11:01which was immediately removed by the Good Samaritan.

11:08According to the uploader and the rescuer,

11:12the dog was taken from the other barangay

11:15until it was trapped in the gate for almost an hour.

11:18The dog was brought to the evacuation center.

11:23This house in Valenzuela was almost completely flooded.

11:28Hello, there's a cat.

11:30Is there no one there?

11:32In the middle of the flood, a cat was seen trapped on the side of the house.

11:39The man tried to save the cat,

11:43but at one point, the cat slipped and fell into the flood.

11:48According to the uploader, the cat was saved

11:51and the flood reached their area.

11:55In the aftermath of the flood in Rosario, Pasig,

11:58the No Pets Left Behind campaign was approved by some.

12:02In order to save the dogs, the pet owners

12:05put some of the dogs in the flood.

12:09The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA,

12:13named the Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office

12:17for their support to the dogs in the middle of a heavy flood.

12:22At the time of the flood, PETA reminds

12:25to send a message to the doors in case they will evacuate

12:29to alert the rescue teams that there are animals that need to be saved.

12:34Mark Salazar reporting for GMA Integrated News.

12:39Some tips were provided to prevent the dogs from being left behind whenever there is calamity.

12:45According to the Philippine Animal Welfare Society,

12:49an evacuation plan should be prepared.

12:52This includes the availability of an emergency go kit

12:56that includes food, water, first aid, medical records,

13:00and a list of shelters where the dogs can be brought.

13:05If there is no or there is not enough room,

13:07put the dogs in a laundry basket.

13:11And if they can't be left behind,

13:13make sure to tie them up.

13:18On spotlight, some Kapuso Reservists

13:21who helped in the relief operations of the GMA Kapuso Foundation.

13:25Black Rider star Ruru Madrid was slapped by an action star.

13:30Nelson Canlas has a report.

13:36Black Rider star Ruru Madrid was slapped by veteran actor Phillip Salvatore.

13:43I was slapped because I was auditioning.

13:46And I wasn't able to get the scene.

13:49It was the very first time.

13:52Barbi Forteza's appearance as Adelina de la Cruz

13:56was a test for her acting skills.

13:59I can say that this is the most difficult and emotionally challenging for me.

14:06The anticipated family drama series starts on Monday.

14:11Kapuso prime time queen Marian Rivera

14:14shared the behind the scenes of the achievements in the movie Balota.

14:20Navy Reservists Ding Dong Dantes, Roco Nacino,

14:24and Miss Universe Philippines 2021 Beatriz Luigi Gomez

14:28are part of the GMA Kapuso Foundation in the relief operations.

14:32Nelson Canlas has a report for GMA Integrated News.

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