National Roads in Davao Region Open After Quakes
All national roads in the Davao Region remain passable following two significant earthquakes that struck Davao Oriental on Friday. The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) confirmed in a statement on Saturday that their initial assessments found no major obstructions on these vital routes.
Officials reported that despite the tremors, traffic continues to flow smoothly across the region’s key highways. This ensures that relief efforts and daily commutes face minimal disruption.
DPWH’s Rapid Assessment and Response
The DPWH swiftly conducted inspections immediately after the seismic events. Their teams evaluated bridges, road surfaces, and other infrastructure to determine safety and functionality.
Local leaders noted that the prompt action from DPWH helped reassure residents and travelers alike. “Salamat sa mabilis na pag-inspeksyon, nakaka-angat ng loob na ligtas ang mga kalsada,” a community member said.
Community Impact and Safety Measures
Community members expressed relief that the national roads in Davao Region are intact and accessible. This accessibility is crucial for transporting goods, medical aid, and emergency responders to affected areas.
Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely, ready to address any emerging road issues. Officials encourage the public to report any road damages or hazards promptly.
Continued Vigilance Amid Aftershocks
While the national roads in Davao Region remain open, residents and travelers are urged to stay vigilant. Aftershocks may still occur, and safety precautions should be observed to avoid accidents.
DPWH and local government units are coordinating closely to ensure infrastructure integrity and public safety in the coming days.
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