Filipinos ride a boat as they cross a flooded street in Manila, Philippines, Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. Classes in schools and work in government offices have been suspended in the capital and nearby provinces as heavy rains pour causing floods in low-lying areas due to Tropical Depression Maring. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and several local government units (LGUs) reported flooded areas in Metro Manila due to the inclement weather brought by tropical depression “Maring” on Tuesday.
Here are the following areas with flooding as of 3:00 p.m.:
- EDSA Corinthian Northbound (NB) – gutter deep
- Rizal R. Papa – waist deep, not passable to all type of vehicles
- EDSA Muñoz Landers NB – gutter deep
- E. Q. Ave. svc. rd. – NB – knee deep, not passable to light vehicles
- EDSA Balintawak to NLEX Exit – above gutter
- EDSA Oliveros – above gutter
Makati City
- Pasong Tamo Arnaiz to Pasong Tamo Fernando – not passable to any vehicles
- Pasong Tamo to Mantrade (Magallanes) – not passable to any vehicles
- Pasong Tamo to Mayapis – not passable to light vehicles, passable to large vehicles
- Pasong Tamo to Malugay – not passable to any vehicles
- Pasong Tamo to Dela Rosa – not passable to small vehicles
Valenzuela City
- MacArthur Highway Cor. T Santiago (12-15 inches) not passable to any vehicles
- Phil Gun Fatima(26 inches) not passable to any vehicles
- Pio Val BBB(19-26 inches) not passable to any vehicles
- Karuhatan A.Pablo (19-26 inches) not passable to any vehicles
- G Lazaro MacArthur Highway (5-10 inches) – passable
- G Lazaro Dalandanan (7-8 inches) – passable
- CJ Santos (10-12 inches) – not passable to light vehicles
- Val Cockpit (10-12 inches) – not passable to light vehicles
- Maysan Road, CJ Santos (10-12 inches) – not passable to light vehicles
- Navarette St Arkong Bato ( 5-10 inches) – passable
- A.Mabini Arty (15-19 inches) – not passable to light vehicles
- Ciudad Grande (8-12 inches) – not passable to light vehicles
- Pinalagad (10-15 inches) – not passable to light vehicles
- Karuhatan Market (12-14 inches) – not passable to light vehicles
-Dexter Cabalza, Pathricia Ann V. Roxas
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