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Freeport.
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT – One person died and another was missing after several landslides in this free port and the nearby town of Olongapo, while the tropical depression Josie destroyed the center of Luzon Sunday
. Maria Veronica Rafael died when their home along Otero Avenue collapsed by a landslide as heavy rains softened the residential area of Barangay Mabayuan Sunday night
Five other people who were Trapped in the house with Rafael were injured Meanwhile, an unidentified worker is still missing during a massive landslide at dawn on Monday along the Aparri road in this harbor. franc, according to a report by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA). 19659003] At least three major slides were reported on the main roads of the Freeport Zone of Subic Bay, and three others in the city of Olongapo.
Wilma T., President and Director of SBMA Eisma stated that SBMA rescuers released a muddy debris victim at around 6:50 am Monday, but another, supposedly a sentinel of the Canadian International Trade and Development Corporation Vieva Sun, has not been found at the time of the press.
Eisma said that members of the SBMA emergency response team also saved a family around Vieva Sun around 3:50 am after the landslide.
In Olongapo, another survivor of landslides, a 15-year-old man was reportedly rescued by rescuers after another landslide engulfed their home in Barangay Santa Rita.
Heavy rain caused by TD Josie and the southwestern monsoon ( habagat ) also caused flooding. 16 of the 17 Olongapo barangays, as well as low areas of the Freeport area of Subic Bay begin Sunday morning.
On Sunday, SBMA President Eisma stopped the ongoing Salomon Xtrail race in the El Kabayo and Pamulaklakin forest. In 1965, in Olongapo, a total of 661 families of 2,088 people sought refuge in 20 evacuation centers in various barangays, with the floods reaching heights in some areas
. The SBMA emergency response team has also deployed trucks and equipment to help vehicles breakdown in flooded areas, especially at the intersection of the road Tipo-Maritan leading to the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Highway. 19659003] SBMA rescue teams worked day and night to clean up eroded areas and remove fallen trees for the safety of passing vehicles.
4 deaths from rains, floods
The death of Olongapo slides brought to four the number of people who died while two others were missing in the widespread floods of in recent days, especially in the central and northern provinces of Luzon.
The NDRRM C sent Monday additional relief teams to areas affected by the floods, particularly in the provinces of La Union and Pangasinan, where the floods would have been very serious, trapping some residents for days.
The NDRRMC reported in its report that the combination of heavy rains and floods affected 914,035 families, or nearly one million people in Regions 1, 2, and Pangasinan. 3, 4A, 4B, 6 and in the administrative region of the Cordillera.
Flooding would have been very important in at least 374 barangays, closing 62 main roads and highways and five bridges to traffic.
also occurred in 67 regions of the northern, central and southern provinces of Luzon and western Visayas.
Red Alert
Meanwhile, Northern Luzon Armed Forces Command (Nolcom) Lt. Col. Isagani Nato, spokesman for Nolcom, also said he had increased his level of command. Alert to "red" in response to the request for help from local authorities.
He reported that Nolcom was using its units of the Joint Task Forces (JTF) with a total of 40 to 50 DRTUs deployed or pre-deployed in areas inundated by the rains.
"Troops and Equipment He stated that the commander of Nolcom, Lieutenant-General Emmanuel Salamat, had also ordered all joint working groups to anticipate the effects of continuing relief operations in case of heavy rains on the lowlands and also cover the maritime areas of Nolcom
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