Photo courtesy of Director Melchito Castro, Office of Civil Defense Regional Office cccc
MANILA, Philippines — The northern Philippine province of Ilocos Norte on Saturday was placed under a state of calamity due to flooding caused by severe Tropical Storm “Ineng.”
In a Facebook post by the Laoag City Communication and Media Affairs, it read that the local government is “exerting all efforts to address the situation especially for those affected or displaced by the flooding caused by Typhoon ‘Ineng.’”
“We encourage everyone to stay at home and be safe at all times,” the post read.
Local resident JC Vidad Salvador shared on Facebook the current situation in Laoag City, with a car halfway submerged in the flood.
Earlier, Laoag City Mayor Michael Marcos Keon announced suspension of classes for all levels, covering both public and private schools. /jpv
Several cows drowned due to flashflood in Barangay Diaton, Vintar in Ilocos Norte. (Photo courtesy of Director Melchito Castro, Office of Civil Defense Regional Office)
The City Government is exerting all its efforts to address the situation especially for those affected or displaced by…
由 Laoag City Communication and Media Affairs Office 发布于 2019年8月23日周五
Image: Facebook/JC Vidad Salvador
Photo courtesy of Director Melchito Castro, Office of Civil Defense Regional Office
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