LIST: Flooded areas in Valenzuela City due to habagat on Wednesday

MANILA, Philippines — Several areas in Valenzuela City were submerged in floodwaters on Wednesday amid the heavy rains brought by the southwest monsoon, according to the city’s Command, Control, and Communication Center. 

In its latest update, the Valenzuela City Command, Control, and Communication Center said that the following areas were flooded as of 7 a.m.:

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MacArthur Highway (passable to all types of vehicles)

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• In front of Fatima Hospital: 2-3 inches
• Valenzuela Trade Center: 4-5 inches
• In front of Toyota Dalandan: 5-6 inches
• In front of Goodyear Dalandanan: 5-6 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
• 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

Not passable to all types of vehicles

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

Meanwhile, the Quezon City local government said that the floodwaters along these areas subsided as of 6:50 a.m.:

Barangay Sto. Domingo (Matalahib)

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• Retiro cor. Don Jose
• Calamba cor. Don Jose
• Samat Don Jose

Barangay Sienna

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

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration in its 5 a.m. weather forecast said that the southwest monsoon will continue to bring rains over Luzon and western section of Visayas on Wednesday. Meanwhile, it noted that the Tropical Depression Neneng is forecast to not directly affect any parts of the country. /mr