MANILA, Philippines—Many parts of Metro Manila remained submerged in floodwaters that reached up to neck deep as torrential rains brought by tropical storm “Maring” (international codename: Trami) continued to whip the National Capital Region Tuesday, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority said.
In a Twitter advisory, MMDA said that as of 3:10 p.m., areas with chest-deep floodwaters are the following:
-Andrew Domestic
-NAIA/Rivera Street
-Domestic Cebu Pacific
With waist-deep floods:
-Araneta-Maria Clara, Calamba and Amoranto
-Manila City Hall
– Quirino Extension UN
– Sucat
-Osmeña Buendia
With knee-deep floods:
-E Rod Araneta
-Osmeña Quirino A. Linao
-Quirino L Guinto
-Dela Fuente Maceda
-RMB Pureza-above
-Pedro Gil Street
-SSHW Magallanes
-Baclaran Redemptorist
-Pascor Drive
-Roxas Airport
-MIA Domestic
-Nichols Sales to Pasong Tamo
With tire-high and gutter
-SM Center Point (westbound)
-Jockper (westbound)
-Rizal Avenue (T. Mapua)
-Quirino Plaza Dilao
-Roxas Aristocrat
Roads that were rendered impassable to specific types of vehicles:
-Romualdez Taft- not passable to light vehicles
-Bonifacio Drive Roxas Katigbak-not passable to light vehicles
-F Manalo Blumentritt-not passable to any type of vehicle
-España Lacson- not passable to any type of vehicle
-España San Diego- not passable to any type of vehicle