THE DAY AFTER. MMDA personnel use a crane to clean Manila Bay of debris that were washed ashore by strong waves spawned by Typhoon “Pedring” Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011. ERWIN AGUILON/Radyo Inquirer 990AM
MANILA, Philippines – The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has started cleaning up tons of debris along Manila Bay, a day after Typhoon “Pedring” whipped Luzon with its strong winds and heavy rains.
The debris, most of which were bamboo washed ashore from Cavite fishpens, will be brought to the Vitas Tondo Dumpsite, the MMDA said.
At least 16 people, including four children, were killed in the storm that also knocked out power, triggered flash floods and mudslides, swelled rivers and spawned storm surges.
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