Pagdaan ng light vehicles sa bahagi ng Maharlika Highway sa Lopez, Quezon, ipinatigil muna dahil sa baha

2 months ago

Hirap pa ring makapasok at makalabas sa kabikulan dahil lubog sa baha ang ilang bahagi ng Maharlika Highway sa Quezon.
Nakatutok doon live si Jun Veneracion.

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00:00It's still hard to get in and out of Caviculan because it's flooded.

00:04Some parts of Maharlika Highway in Quezon were hit by the flood.

00:08This is June Veneracion, June.

00:14Emil, because the road is already dark and the flood is still high,

00:19the local government of Lopez, Quezon issued an order

00:23prohibiting the passage of all types of vehicles,

00:28aside from the rescue vehicles, here in Maharlika Highway.

00:32That's why the standard vehicles of passengers and motorists

00:37are lined up to travel to Bicol.

00:46It looks like a river if you look at it,

00:48but it's part of Maharlika Highway in the town of Lopez, Quezon.

00:52Maybe only big vehicles can pass through the road

00:55because of the sudden rise of the water level due to the rain brought by Hurricane Christine.

01:00We're about to cross, it's deep.

01:02Just keep going until the water level drops.

01:05Some people tried to stop.

01:14Those who want to be safe paid for the raft to avoid drowning and bigger expenses.

01:19But if it's necessary, the government trucks will answer for it.

01:25It's 3 o'clock in the morning when the PNP started to prohibit the light vehicles

01:31that pass through this part of Lopez, Quezon.

01:34Only trucks like that are allowed to pass through.

01:38It's also for the safety of motorists because of the continuous rise of flood in this part of the town.

01:47Because of the flood, there are many stranded motorists and passengers

01:50going and leaving Bicol.

01:52There's a lot of permission, especially for commuters,

01:55who are stuck inside the hot vans.

01:58They can't go out because of the rain.

02:01There's nothing. We're really stuck.

02:04There's no choice.

02:06I'm just going down here.

02:09My clothes are all wet.

02:12Aside from the damage to their plans,

02:14their expenses have increased because of the stranded.

02:19That's why we're on vacation.

02:21We're doing our father's last prayer tomorrow.

02:24If we could go there tomorrow,

02:27we wouldn't be able to make it because we can only reach there on Saturday.

02:30But this situation is an opportunity for those who are discarded,

02:34like those who are rafting.

02:36It seems like the use of this raft is also a discard and an ability to cross the flood.

02:42The two rafts are close.

02:44If we go back, it will hurt again.

02:47Despite the rain and flood,

02:49this man was not able to stop

02:51to deliver the special meal prepared by their customer.

03:01What is that?

03:03Birthday cake.

03:11Emil, even though it's already night,

03:13the authorities are still monitoring the flood here in Maharlika Highway.

03:17Later tonight, between 9pm and 10pm,

03:21it is expected that there will be a high tide that will increase the flood here.

03:26Meanwhile, in the town of Mulanay,

03:28the State of Calamity has already declared

03:31to stop the sudden end of the Christine Flood.

03:34Back to you, Emil.

03:37Thank you very much.

03:39June, Federation.

Pagdaan ng light vehicles sa bahagi ng Maharlika Highway sa Lopez, Quezon, ipinatigil muna dahil sa baha | 24 Oras

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