Valenzuela LGU monitors 15 areas that remain flooded | Inquirer News

Valenzuela LGU monitors 15 areas that remain flooded

By: - Reporter / @FMOrellanaINQ
/ 04:14 PM June 15, 2018

Several areas in Valenzuela remain submerged in floodwater due to continuous rain brought about by “habagat,” its local government said.

The Valenzuela City government monitored on Friday at least 15 areas that are still submerged in water but are passable to all types of vehicles as of 3 p.m.

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The flooded areas are:

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– G. Lazaro going to I. Fernando, 1-2 inches

– Pasolo INC., 1-2 inches

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– Coloong 1 to Tiwala, 7-8 inches

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– Libo to Pisces, 4-5 inches

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– Mabolo M. Hernandez near the bridge, 8-9 inches

– Mabolo Tulay, 8-9 inches

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– MH Del Pilar corner Isla, 4-3 inches

– MH Del Pilar corner E Marcelo, 1-2 inches

– MH Del Pilar corner F. Cuadra, 3-4 inches

– MH Del Pilar corner Bisig, 4-5 inches

– I. Fernando near Allied Care, 2-3 inches

– Lee Hong Kong, 8-9 inches

– Coloong 2, 2-3 inches

– Malanday Elementary School, 3-4 inches

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– Ciudad Grande, 5-6 inches

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TAGS: Flooding, LGU, Rain, valenzuela, Weather

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