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    Quote Originally Posted by jaggerx3 View Post
    I have an appointment in Ramon Magsaysay center 17th floor, i asked na i re schedule na lang. Pagdating ko sa building the transformer of building conked out. Walang elevator and nag babaan ibang tao. I don't want to climbnto 17th [emoji1787]

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    hintay kayo sa ground floor..
    baka kayo atakahin sa puso kapag pilitin..

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    hintay kayo sa ground floor..
    baka kayo atakahin sa puso kapag pilitin..
    Ni reschedule ko na lang doc. I have meeting in ASEANA pa ng 12pm. D naman urgent yun.
    Pero mabaha na sa service road ng roxas boulevard. Wonder why no drainage system there

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaggerx3 View Post
    Ni reschedule ko na lang doc. I have meeting in ASEANA pa ng 12pm. D naman urgent yun.
    Pero mabaha na sa service road ng roxas boulevard. Wonder why no drainage system there

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    when roxas blvd was initially built, there was no need for a drainage system. one only had to dig a short ditch in the direction of the bay.
    before the bay was reclaimed, the plentiful open drains that did pasay city favors, was very visible past the sea wall. for a time, the pasay floods, if they occurred at all, receded within one or two hours.
    i do not know what happened to our flood mitigation drain systems, when they started re-claiming the bay.

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    ibang klase ito ulan ah. Bubuhos-aaraw-bubuhos-aaraw. Nakakalokoh ah.

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    about sa reclaimed jan pasay. Yan ang mali ginawa ng smmall of asia. Ang hirap pa naman kalaban ng nature. Kahit ba nagiging tourist destination si MOA eh mali talaga eh.

    hangang saan ba yung sakop ng reclaimed jan?

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    Ang lakas talaga ng ulan pag tabing dagat. Buhos kung buhos eh.

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    WTF. Mas worse pa sa Pilipinas dito sa Las vegas. I knew it was gonna be hot but not oven hot

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    WTF. Mas worse pa sa Pilipinas dito sa Las vegas. I knew it was gonna be hot but not oven hot

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    Yes, even in Korea mas mainit summee kaysa sa summer dito sa Pinas

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaggerx3 View Post
    Yes, even in Korea mas mainit summee kaysa sa summer dito sa Pinas

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    Ibang klase, pag labas ko sa airport parang nasa loob ng oven. Sa SF mas maganda talaga weather.

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    Kags, bakit mo masyado hyped yun pabugso-bugso na ulan eh natural lang yan. Walang special sa ganyan.


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    ^
    ang focus ko jan si bulacan kasi yan talaga gusto ko ulanin kaya chinecheck ko kung sa kanya ba buhos.

    dapat na talaga magkaroon NCR ng sariling malaking water reserviors. Dami nasayang na ulan. Tapos yun mga canal eh lagyan ng fine screen kagaya doon sa napanuod ko kay gadget addict para hindi na lagi linis ng linis sa ilalim.

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    raining hard again. hope the flooding isnt too bad🙏

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    PAGASA issued the yellow rainfall warning at 5 a.m. Saturday over Metro Manila, Bataan, Cavite, Rizal, and parts of Zambales (San Antonio, San Felipe, San Marcelino, San Narciso, Castillejos, Subic, and Olongapo).

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    It looks like bumabawi ang mother nature sa delayed wet season. Hopefully hindi maging ondoy levels

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

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    True QC

    Following the Quezon City local government announcement, CLASSES in ALL LEVELS at UPD are SUSPENDED today, Aug. 3 due to persistent thunderstorms and monsoon rains. Stay safe, everyone! #WalangPasok | Via *Official_UPD on Twitter

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    *kagalingan, baha na ba sa area ng sto. domingo? Punta ko mamaya dyan eh.

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    sa ganitong ulan hindi pa naman buhos so hindi pa magbaha jan. Saan banda sa sto domngo punta mo?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    sa ganitong ulan hindi pa naman buhos so hindi pa magbaha jan. Saan banda sa sto domngo punta mo?
    Mismo sa church then punta ko ng banawe

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    Quote Originally Posted by essjei55 View Post
    *kagalingan, baha na ba sa area ng sto. domingo? Punta ko mamaya dyan eh.
    those segments of quezon ave.. sto domingo.. tuazon.. maceda.. blumentrit..
    watershed areas.
    kumukulekta ang tubig-baha..
    none one minute, curb-high after five.
    in my opinion, government should install powered drainage systems, or over-sized drains..
    history has been telling this for decades.
    nagbibingi-bingihan lang tayo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    those segments of quezon ave.. sto domingo.. tuazon.. maceda.. blumentrit..
    watershed areas.
    kumukulekta ang tubig-baha..
    none one minute, curb-high after five.
    in my opinion, government should install powered drainage systems, or over-sized drains..
    history has been telling this for decades.
    nagbibingi-bingihan lang tayo.
    There is the Manggahan floodway which pumps water to Laguna De Bay (and vice-versa) and there are 36 pumping stations. But sadly due to the volume of garbage in the drainage systems these easliy clog and its hard to keep operational. There seems to be funding for rehab and improvement though:

    Project Highlights: Metro Manila Flood Management

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    the projects work as projected, at first.
    but after some time, we start getting flooded again.
    we still haven't learned the meaning of "maintenance".

    also,
    have we thought about, where all that cement sediment permeating big construction projects that gets flushed down the sewers, eventually harden into?
    Last edited by dr. d; August 3rd, 2019 at 12:22 PM.

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