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1,854 Zambales residents flee homes anew as heavy rains continue (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO, Zambales — Heavy rains prompted the evacuation of 604 Zambales families, or 1,854 residents, on Monday. Data from the Zambales Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office showed that 261 families 899 individuals) from five towns in the province have taken shelter inside evacuation centers as of 3:00 p.m. on Monday Another 343 families (955 individuals) sought temporary shelter elsewhere. READ: ‘Habagat’ to bring rains over parts of Luzon, Visayas on Sept. 8 Among those
Portions of Zambales highway impassable to light vehicles due to flood (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO, Zambales — Portions of the national highway in Castillejos, Zambales are impassable to light vehicles on Monday afternoon due to flooding amid persistent rains. The affected sections are stretches are in Barangays San Roque and San Nicolas, according to a road status update issued by the Zambales Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office at 4 p.m. Authorities advised motorists to exercise caution, particularly when passing through areas where floodwaters are rising. The a
Water levels monitored at Olongapo bridges amid flood fears (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO, Zambales — Water levels in rivers below two bridges in Olongapo City reached critical levels on Monday afternoon as authorities monitor them amid continuous heavy rains. As of 1:40 p.m., the water level beneath Del Rosario Bridge reached 2.5 meters, while Sta. Rita Bridge registered 2.5 meters, according to data from the City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office. Both are at their critical water level. Meanwhile, the water level beneath Kalaklan Bridge recorded 2.2 meters, whic
11 Aeta communities get food aid as swollen rivers cut off access (opens the original)
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SAN ANTONIO, Zambales — For more than seven hours on Sunday (Sept. 6), rescuers and local officials worked to deliver food to 11 Aeta communities cut off from the rest of Botolan town as swollen rivers and impassable roads prevented regular access to their remote villages. The prolonged relief operation involved the Philippine Air Force airlifting food supplies to nine communities, while provisions for two others were hauled using carabao-drawn carts, according to Rolex Estella, head of the Prov
PCG probes yacht’s routes after P366M kush haul in Subic Bay (opens the original)
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OLONGAPO CITY — The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Saturday (Sept. 5) said it is seeking access to the sailing yacht ‘Lindsy’ to examine possible clues on maritime routes used to transport illegal drugs into the country. The boat is currently in the custody of the Bureau of Customs (BOC). Cmdr. Euphraim Jayson Diciano, head of the PCG in Zambales, told the Inquirer that they had sent a letter to BOC-Port of Subic District Collector Geniefelle Lagmay requesting access to the yacht. The Coast Gua
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