Calumpit, Bulacan, nagmistulang resort dahil sa pagkalubog sa baha! | Brigada - video Dailymotion

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Aired (August 5, 2023): Ang mga residente ng Calumpit, Bulacan, tila ginawang resort ang kanilang lugar matapos itong palubugin ng baha. Panoorin ang video.

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03:21 Hello, Admin!

03:44 I'm just here in Kalumpit, Tua.

03:46 Mom, when it rains, people think they're celebrating.

03:48 Other residents affected by the floods

03:51 have shared their experience of floods

03:53 on their social media.

03:55 In this video,

03:59 it looks like there's a small fishpond

04:01 inside their house.

04:03 This netizen is dead in the flood

04:06 while dancing.

04:08 Because of the cold weather,

04:10 there's a different chance of

04:12 seeing each other.

04:14 But each house

04:16 that she visits

04:18 is filled with her boyfriend.

04:20 One of them,

04:22 even without a strong umbrella,

04:24 is still walking because of the cold.

04:26 But this netizen

04:28 has a mark-safe notification.

04:30 We're still fine here in Kalumpit.

04:32 We haven't experienced the floods yet.

04:40 I talked to

04:42 the tricycle drivers.

04:44 Because they don't have a trip,

04:46 they were forced to use a mud cart

04:48 to survive.

04:50 So far, what's the hardest thing

04:52 that happens to you

04:54 every day?

04:56 I've been in the flood for a long time.

04:58 I've just experienced

05:00 the same thing.

05:02 Somehow,

05:04 we were able to catch a fish.

05:06 Their feet have been submerged

05:08 in water for days.

05:10 That's why their feet

05:12 are covered.

05:14 This is a very hard time.

05:16 Especially when

05:18 you're in the water.

05:20 It's very painful.

05:22 We can't avoid

05:24 soaking our feet.

05:26 Sometimes, we'll have

05:28 medical problems

05:30 like leptospirosis

05:32 or tetanus.

05:34 If we drink this water,

05:36 we can get

05:38 arthritis.

05:40 It can cause

05:42 pain in our body.

05:44 We can also get LBM.

05:46 For our fellow citizens

05:48 who have experienced floods,

05:50 we can't avoid

05:52 going in the water.

05:54 It's important to have

05:56 first aid,

05:58 antibacterial soap,

06:00 alcohol,

06:02 to prevent

06:04 the situation

06:06 from getting worse.

06:08 Just like this video

06:12 from the MDRRMO

06:14 of Talumpit,

06:16 where a grandmother

06:18 is seen as a danger.

06:20 A senior citizen

06:22 who is being rescued

06:24 by the Talumpit MDRRMO

06:26 or the Municipal Disaster Risk

06:28 Reduction and Management Office

06:30 is seen using

06:32 a tank at home.

06:34 Even though he was given

06:36 a new tank,

06:38 he had to be CPR'd

06:40 while being transported to the hospital.

06:42 Was he saved from the danger?

06:44 According to the chief of the MDRRMO,

06:50 Enrique Sanchago Jr.,

06:52 even if they've been

06:54 tired and exhausted for weeks,

06:56 they won't stop

06:58 giving their fellow citizens

07:00 a good night's sleep.

07:02 Is the manpower and supplies

07:04 enough for the rescue operations?

07:06 Yes. We're always ready.

07:08 Because every year,

07:10 sometimes, twice a year,

07:12 we get flooded.

07:14 We're ready. We're complete.

07:16 Sir, do you still sleep

07:18 when the situation is like this?

07:20 Yes, sir.

07:22 It's true

07:24 that we miss our family.

07:26 Because we're 24/7

07:28 and we can stay in the operations center

07:30 even if we have to rescue people.

07:32 Like me, my number,

07:34 the hotline is spread all over the city of Calumpit.

07:36 If you can see it,

07:38 it's really direct.

07:40 The governor of Bulacan,

07:48 Governor Bernando,

07:50 has announced that

07:52 the province of Bulacan is in trouble.

07:55 We're in a difficult situation.

07:57 We're in a difficult situation.

07:59 The family is being evacuated.

08:01 There are 18,000 people.

08:03 The family is being evacuated.

08:05 The family is being evacuated.

08:07 The family is being evacuated.

08:09 The family is being evacuated.

08:11 The family is being evacuated.

08:13 In August,

08:15 there are three more typhoons

08:17 that will hit us.

08:19 What are the adjustments

08:21 or what will you do now?

08:23 The government is always there.

08:25 We're giving suggestions

08:27 to the national government

08:29 on what should be the solution

08:31 to the permanent solution.

08:33 The suggestion is

08:35 that we have an opinion.

08:37 I'm just seeing it.

08:39 They can evacuate.

08:41 They can evacuate.

08:43 They can evacuate.

08:45 We're also asking the national government

08:47 to help us.

08:49 We need help

08:51 on the permanent solution.

08:53 If only the residents of Bulacan

08:55 could give their support,

08:57 they wouldn't have to

08:59 suffer because of the flood.

09:01 This senior citizen

09:05 is struggling

09:07 while the rescuers

09:09 are trying to rescue him.

09:11 He used up all his oxygen tanks

09:13 at home.

09:15 Even though he was given

09:17 a new tank,

09:19 the rescuers are still CPRing

09:21 him while he's traveling

09:23 to the hospital.

09:25 Despite the efforts of the rescuers

09:27 to save the life

09:29 of the senior citizen,

09:31 unfortunately,

09:33 he didn't survive

09:35 in the hospital.

09:37 The strong typhoon

09:41 hasn't changed for the Filipinos.

09:43 In fact,

09:45 in a year,

09:47 we've experienced

09:49 more than 20 typhoons.

09:51 If the typhoon

09:53 is permanent in our country,

09:55 why isn't

09:59 the permanent solution

10:01 to avoid the bad effects?

10:03 I'm Anzo Pertera,

10:11 with

10:13 Iisang Brigada.

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