LOOK: Flooded areas in Metro Manila
MANILA, Philippines — Some areas in Metro Manila experienced flooding Friday morning due to heavy rains.
In a video by Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) spokesperson Celine Pialago, the Quirino Avenue extension could be seen experiencing gutter-level flooding.
WATCH: Quirino Avenue Extension experienced flooding on Friday morning. @inquirerdotnet Video from: MMDA spokesperson Celine Pialago pic.twitter.com/EW98LfvhzE
— Daphne Galvez (@DYGalvezINQ) August 2, 2019
Maria Paz Mendoza in Guazon Manila is also flooded, as seen by a photo from Pialago.
Meanwhile, several videos posted on Twitter show that Taft Avenue, particularly in front of the De La Salle University, is also flooded.
Flood situation at the Velasco Gate. pic.twitter.com/AUT2itt8w4
— ARCH (@ArchersNetwork) August 1, 2019
The flood along Taft Avenue outside DLSU as of 7:06 AM #ARCHNews pic.twitter.com/U3PBQYIh2z
— ARCH (@ArchersNetwork) August 1, 2019
@IskoMoreno baka naman po pwedeng magsuspend, grabe na po yung baha oh :(( pic.twitter.com/BCTKq51kc6
— Megan Thursday (@angelturda) August 2, 2019
Streets Malvar and Leon Guinto in Manila are also flooded.
#WalangPasok It is baha here @ Malvar and Leon Guinto!!! Please @IskoMoreno! pic.twitter.com/uzFpI00Dee
— Zeke (@zekelaurenio) August 1, 2019
In Makati, photos from the INQUIRER.net show that Mola Street in Brgy. La Paz is flooded.
The MMDA said the following areas are flooded as of 7 a.m.:- Ortigas POEA (8 inches high)
- España Antipolo (12 inches high)
- Otis St. Paco (27 inches high)
- AlongTaft Ayala (8 inches high)
- Taft P. Burgos (8 inches high)
- Luneta Roxas Boulevard (8 inches)
- Ramon Magsaysay Dela Fuente (12 inches high)
