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 (@daphnegalvez_) 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.

https://twitter.com/archersnetwork/status/1157078131267649536?s=21

https://twitter.com/archersnetwork/status/1157071361434509312?s=21

https://twitter.com/angelturda/status/1157082724168921089?s=21

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.

• 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)