Monsoon rains flood parts of Metro Manila—MMDA | Inquirer News

Monsoon rains flood parts of Metro Manila—MMDA

MANILA, Philippines – Rain caused by the southwest monsoon flooded parts of metro Manila this Saturday, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority said.

As of 9:00 a.m., Lascano and Tugatog Streets and Letre Road area in Malabon City are not passable to light vehicles after it recorded knee-deep level or 19 inches of floodwater, the MMDA said, through its Metrobase Floodwatch.

The road near R. Papa Station of LRT in Manila and the C4-Letre Interchange Road in Malabon also got gutter-level or 8 inches of rainfall, the MMDA said.

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The MMDA has identified eight flood-prone zones across Manila, which include Sampaloc and Rizal Avenue corner R. Papa in Manila; Makati Diversion Channel along South Superhighway and Buendia in Makati City; Maysilo Circle, Boni Avenue, Panaderos Street, Kalentong Street,bAcacia Lane and Shaw Boulevard, all in Mandaluyong City; Barangay Salapan and Bagong Bato in San Juan City; and Barangay Imelda, Damayong Lagi, Tatalon and Talayan in Quezon City.

A team of 30 personnel are on call and on standby to manage flood and traffic in the affected areas.

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