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LIST: Flooded areas in Metro Manila as habagat brings heavy rains

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LIST: Flooded areas in Metro Manila as habagat brings heavy rains
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MANILA, Philippines — Several areas in Metro Manila were flooded on Wednesday morning amid the heavy rains brought by the southwest monsoon or habagat, according to local government units.

The Quezon City local government reported the flooding situation in these areas as of 8:05 a.m.:

Tire-deep (26 inches)

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  • NS Amoranto cor. Don Jose St.
  • NS Amoranto cor. Palali St. 

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Knee-deep (19 inches)

  • Brgy. Apolonio Samson
  • Parkway Village Streets – Geraldine cor. Christine

Brgy. del Monte

  • W Riverside cor. Pat Senador

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  • NS Amoranto cor. Banawe St.
  • NS Amoranto cor. Banawe
  • NS Amoranto cor. Ubay St.
  • NS Amoranto cor. Tabayoc St.

Half knee-deep (19 inches)

  • Brgy. Apolonio Samson
  • Lagusan Street, Kainigin Bukid

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  • Don Jose St. cor. Sct. Alcaraz St.

Gutter-deep (8 inches)

  • Brgy. Doña Josefa
  • Quezon Avenue cor. D. Tuazon

Brgy. Manresa

  • G. Araneta cor. Mauban

Brgy. Mariblo

  • Bernardo cor. De Vera

Brgy. Paang Bundok

  • A. Boni cor. Mariveles

Brgy. Sienna

  • Biak na Bato cor. Q. Ave
  • NS Amoranto cor. Bingo St.
  • NS Amoranto cor. Biak na Bato

Brgy. Sto. Domingo (Matalahib)

  • Biak na Bato cor. PFlorentino

Brgy. Tatalon

  • Kaliraya to Elga Tatalon

Malabon City government also said that the following areas were flooded as of 8 a.m.:

Not passable to light vehicles

  • Acacia, Maria Clara: 10 inches
  • Catmon, Sitio 6: 13 inches
  • Concepcion, Santo Niño: 10 inches
  • Hulong Duhat, Don Basilio Bautista: 13 inches
  • Ibaba, C. Arellano Camus: 13 inches
  • Maysilo, M.H. Del Pilar: 19 inches
  • Panghulo, Silver Swan: 13 inches
  • Potrero, University: 19 inches
  • San Agustin, C. Arellano Sigwa: 13 inches
  • San Agustin, Rizal Ave. Magsaysay: 19 inches
  • San Agustin, Gen. Luna: 10 inches
  • Santulan, MH Del Pilar Tatawid: 10 inches
  • Tañong, Central Market: 10 inches
  • Tañong, Leoño: 10 inches
  • Tugatog, MH Del Pilar: 10 inches

Passable to all types of vehicles

  • Baritan, Gen. Luna: 3-4 inches
  • Bayan-Bayanan Gen. Luna: 5-6 inches
  • Concepcion, Burgos: 8 inches
  • Concepcion, C. Arellano: 5-6 inches
  • Dampalit, Don Basilio M. Sioson: 5-6 inches
  • Flores, Naval Womens: 5-6 inches
  • San Agustin, F. Sevilla Exit: 8 inches
  • Tañong, Adante: 8 inches
  • Tugatog, Lascano: 3-4 inches
  • Tinajeros, Yanga: 5-6 inches
  • Tonsuya, Sanciangco: 3-4 inches
  • Tonsuya, P. Aquino: 3-4 inches

Meanwhile, the Valenzuela City government, the following areas were flooded as of 8 a.m.:

READ: Habagat to prevail but Neneng won’t directly affect PH, says Pagasa

MacArthur Highway (passable to all types of vehicles)

  • Pio Val Footbridge: 2-3 inches
  • In front of Fatima Hospital: 2-3 inches
  • Valenzuela Town Center: 4-5 inches
  • Valenzuela Trade Center: 4-5 inches
  • Dalandanan – Dalandanan 3s: 8 inches

Maysan, Paso de Blas – North Luzon Expressway, Bagbaguin (passable to all types of vehicles)

  • Unioil Paso de Blas Bridge: 4-5 inches
  • In front of IRC Pandayan: 3-4 inches
  • In front of 3S Paso de Blas: 3-4 inches

Other areas (passable to all types of vehicles)

  • Along G. Lazaro Dalandanan: 8 inches
  • G. Lazaro cor. VCEH: 8 inches
  • I. Fernando St. Malanday: 8 inches
  • Villa Encarnacion St. Malanday: 8 inches
  • Sitio Bukid Canumay East: 2-3 inches
  • Donesa St. Canumay West: 6 inches
  • F. Santos St. Pasolo: 7 inches
  • A. Santos St. Pasolo: 11 inches
  • Martinville St. Pasolo: 11 inches
  • Bisig Road: 2-3 inches

Not passable to light vehicles

  • T. Santiago Mayers Lingunan: 21-22 inches
  • T. Santiago Raminel to Plastic: 21-22 inches
  • In front of Toyota Dalandanan: 13-14 inches
  • In front of Goodyear Dalandanan: 13-14 inches

Not passable to all types of vehicles

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  • Lingunan Bridge: 26-27 inches
  • T. Santiago Rubber Master Lingunan: 26-27 inches
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