Flooded Areas in Mandaluyong and Quezon City Reported
Local authorities reported flooding in several key locations in Mandaluyong and Quezon City due to continuous heavy rainfall. The flooded areas in Mandaluyong and Quezon City have caused concern among commuters but remain passable for all vehicle types as of Sunday afternoon.
According to officials, flooding was observed at multiple points along EDSA in both cities. The water levels generally reached gutter depth, estimated at around eight inches, which affected traffic flow but did not block passage.
Flooded Areas in Mandaluyong
- EDSA Ortigas intersection southbound: water depth around eight inches, vehicles can pass
- EDSA Ortigas after flyover: eight inches deep, accessible to all vehicles
- EDSA Shaw Boulevard split northbound: water above gutter level, passable
- EDSA Shaw tunnel northbound: above gutter depth, vehicles can navigate
- EDSA Shaw Boulevard after tunnel southbound: gutter depth of eight inches, passable
Flooded Areas in Quezon City
- EDSA Aurora tunnel northbound: eight inches deep, accessible to all vehicle types
- EDSA after Kamuning intersection northbound and southbound: gutter deep, passable
- EDSA Kamuning southbound near Quezon City Police District Station 10: water at gutter depth, passable
- EDSA Liberty Avenue northbound and southbound: gutter deep flooding, vehicles can pass
- EDSA Santolan before flyover and service road northbound: eight inches deep, accessible
Weather Updates: Typhoon and Tropical Depression Watch
Weather authorities continue to monitor Typhoon Isang (international name: Kajiki), which remains outside the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR). As of early Sunday morning, it was located approximately 970 kilometers west of Northern Luzon, moving westward at 10 kilometers per hour with sustained winds of 130 kilometers per hour and gusts reaching 160 kilometers per hour.
Meanwhile, a low-pressure area within the PAR, located 405 kilometers east of Hinatuan in Surigao del Sur, shows a high chance of developing into a tropical depression within the next 24 hours. Residents and local officials are urged to stay alert and prepare accordingly.
Community members noted that despite the flooding, traffic remains manageable, and authorities continue to monitor affected areas closely.
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