Karding displaces 146 families in Cagayan Valley | Inquirer News

Karding displaces 146 families in Cagayan Valley

By: - Correspondent / @VillVisayaJrINQ
/ 01:41 PM September 26, 2022

TUGUEGARAO CITY — At least 146 families, or 467 individuals, were evacuated in the Cagayan Valley as heavy rains brought by Typhoon Karding (international name: Noru) caused rivers to swell, flooding some low-lying villages.

Leon Rafael, regional director of the Office of Civil Defense, said on Monday, Sept. 26, that the displaced residents were from Isabela, Quirino, Cagayan, and Nueva Vizcaya provinces.

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Rafael said they were continuously monitoring other rivers that could burst their banks in the aftermath of the typhoon.

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Landslides were reported along the Bambang-Kasibu-Solano national road in Barangay Antutot, Dupax Del Norte town, Nueva Vizcaya province.

The road was closed while clearing operations were underway.

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Also impassable was the Nueva Vizcaya-Pangasinan Road due to soil erosion along the sections of Malico, Santa Fe, Nueva Vizcaya-San Nicolas, Pangasinan.

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The overflow bridges of Alicaocao in Cauayan, Baculod in Ilagan City, Santa Maria-Cabagan, and Cabagan-Santo Tomas were also closed due to floods.

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In Quirino, the Old San Pedro overflow bridge was closed due to the swollen river. INQ

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