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    #1
    Ang dilim dito sa Sta.Rosa Laguna.

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    #2
    nag pahinga lang over the weekend si habagat. back to work nanaman sa pag-basa ngayong umaga. ingat-ingat tayo mga kapatid

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    #3
    di pa nga naaayos mga kalsada, eto na naman ang bagyo. sana hangin na lang wag na baha

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    #4
    affected kaya bataan? may meeting pa naman ako diyan sa sunday or monday.

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    kanina sa skyway naabutan ako nitong malakas na buhos ng ulan... yung mga kasabayan ko sabay nagbukas ng mga hazard lights nila. tsk.

    dumaan pa kanina sa half-wheel flood sa isang area sa daang hari.

    tama na ulan!

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    Quote Originally Posted by cjv_justice View Post
    kanina sa skyway naabutan ako nitong malakas na buhos ng ulan... yung mga kasabayan ko sabay nagbukas ng mga hazard lights nila. tsk.

    dumaan pa kanina sa half-wheel flood sa isang area sa daang hari.

    tama na ulan!
    Never open your hazard lights in strong rain. It's more dangerous since you cannot let the other drivers that you're changing lanes..

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    Gloomy sa labas, pero ambon lang at walang hangin. Palayo yung track ni Helen, papunta na ng Taiwan.

    Last edited by Monseratto; August 14th, 2012 at 08:27 AM.

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    Hmm...the updated forecast tracks from different weather agencies are very different from the PAGASA forecast. Saan kayo maniniwala...?



    Last edited by Monseratto; August 14th, 2012 at 10:16 AM.

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    #9
    Asa ka pa.
    Wala nang pag asa.

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    Aba e, pagagalitan na naman sila ni PNoy nyan eh.......

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    mali nga yung ibang forecast.. kung totoo tong nasa baba.. dapat nararamdaman na natin yung ulan.. wala naman.. mukhang hindi naman talaga tayo tatamaan..


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    As usual, time to shine!

    Informal settlers displaced by floods to be relocated this week

    Informal settlers displaced by floods to be relocated this week—Binay
    INQUIRER.net
    3:55 pm | Tuesday, August 14th, 2012
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    Evacuees stay inside a school that was converted into a temporary evacuation center in Rizal province, east of Manila, Philippines on Aug. 12, 2012. Vice President Jejomar Binay on Tuesday, August 14, 2012, announced that informal settler families who were affected by the flooding caused by the southwest monsoon rains could be relocated to available resettlement areas within the week. AP PHOTO/AARON FAVILA
    MANILA, Philippines –Vice President Jejomar Binay on Tuesday announced that informal settler families who were affected by the flooding caused by the southwest monsoon rains could be relocated to available resettlement areas within the week pending the construction of medium-rise buildings, or MRBs and permanent new settlements.
    In a statement, Binay said the breakdown of the distribution of the 5,363 affected families identified by the National Housing Authority (NHA) are as follows: 150 families in Litex in Quezon City; 2,400 in Manggahan, Pasig; 1,500 in Navotas; 970 in Manila (Happyland, Tondo, Nagtahan, and Isla Puting Bato); 200 in Malabon; 75 in San Juan; and 68 in Mandaluyong.
    The statement noted, however, that the NHA has yet to conduct a headcount of affected informal settlers in Marikina.
    Last week, *******ial rains brought about by the southwest monsoon caused massive flooding and triggered evacuations of thousands of residents in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
    The statement said that the affected families would be relocated in resettlement units in Towerville Phase 6 at Barangay (village) Gaya-Gaya in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan; Tanay; Bocaue; Southville 8B Phases 3 and 4 in Montalban, Rizal; and Southville 9 in Baras, Rizal.
    Binay said the housing sector was pushing for the transfer of informal settlers living in danger areas to MRBs in safer sites within Metro Manila as well as in new town settlements.
    “While the MRBs are still to be constructed, the most viable option for relocating these families would be to use the available resettlement sites on a temporary basis,” Binay said.—Fat Reyes
    I guess the legit property owners who got flooded will just have to make do with helping themselves as usual.

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    #13
    Di papayag mga militante like KADAMAY, anti-maralita daw, pasasabugin yung ayaw umalis.

    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    As usual, time to shine!

    Informal settlers displaced by floods to be relocated this week



    I guess the legit property owners who got flooded will just have to make do with helping themselves as usual.

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    Kunti ingat...

    From *dost_pagasa: Yellow warning signal raised over Metro Manila at 6pm, Aug 14. Moderate to heavy rainfall likely to continue for the next 3hrs. Possible flooding in low-lying areas, and those near river and creek channels. PAGASA advises people to monitor weather & await next warning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    As usual, time to shine!

    I guess the legit property owners who got flooded will just have to make do with helping themselves as usual.
    Taxpayer?

    Bahala ka sa buhay mo!!!

    16.6K:sunny::sampay:

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    #16
    halos hindi gumalaw si helen sa location nya ... dami kasing ulap na hinihigop ... sobrang taba ng bagyong ito

    mukhang bugbog na naman northern luzon

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    #17
    Ambon ambon lang.
    Pero langya, lakas ng hangin ah.......

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    Wala naman ulan dito. Puro hangin. Ok lang, at least malamig. Huwag lang sobrang lakas na may masisira siya.

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    #19
    may protesta ang mga pagasa employees? hindi daw naibibigay mga benefits nila?

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    #20
    Nagiba yung galaw ni Helen, mas malapit sa forecast track ng PAGASA.



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