Kristine’s wrath in Ilagan City: 5 villages isolated, 1,440 flee

Kristine’s wrath in Ilagan City: 5 villages isolated, 1,440 flee

By: - Content Researcher Writer / @inquirerdotnet
/ 05:13 PM October 24, 2024

Kristine’s wrath in Ilagan City: 5 villages isolated, 1,440 flee

A part of Brgy. Sta. Barbara in Ilagan City flooded. PHOTO COURTESY OF ILAGAN CITY DRRMO

CAUAYAN CITY, ISABELA, Philippines—Five of 91 villages in Ilagan City are either flooded or isolated because of Kristine, a severe tropical storm that hit the province of Isabela at 12:30 am on Thursday, Oct. 24.

The local government of Ilagan City told INQUIRER.net that four barangays are already under water more than neck-deep like the flooding in Sta. Barbara’s circumferential road, which is still not passable.

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READ: 7 overflow bridges in Isabela not passable due to Kristine

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These barangays or parts of them are already submerged:

  • Aggassian (Purok 3 and 4)
  • Baculud (Purok 2)
  • Sta. Barbara (Circumferential Road)
  • Bangag

Purok 5 and 6 of Barangay Aggassian and Purok 2, 4 and 6 of Barangay Fugu are isolated.

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The local government said that as of 7 am, 401 households, or 1,448 individuals, have evacuated—1,118 in evacuation centers and 330 outside evacuation centers.

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READ: Bid to ease Isabela flooding starts as Kristine impact unfolds

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At least 25 evacuation centers are open in Ilagan City and, according to the Public Information Office, relief packs have already been prepositioned for distribution.

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