Makapal na putik at basura, tumambad sa mga residente ng Marikina City | Dapat Alam Mo!
Matapos ang lagpas-tao na baha sa Marikina City dulot ng habagat at Bagyong #CarinaPH, tumambad sa mga residente ang makapal na putik at mga basura.
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00:00The Philippine Area of Responsibility has just released the typhoon Karina
00:02which left a problem and pain to our farmers in Lunsod, Marikina.
00:07Here is the story of Mark Salazar.
00:20We're almost there, guys.
00:22There's a strong downpour here.
00:25We're here on the second floor.
00:28But if the downpour is too strong later,
00:30we'll climb up the roof to escape.
00:42Thick puddles and piles of garbage.
00:47This is what hit the residents of Barangay Tumana, Marikina City
00:51after the downpour of the typhoon Karina and Habagat.
00:55The residents are trying their best to clean up what they left behind.
00:59They're trying to save what they can.
01:01Most of the shops were affected by the downpour
01:05along Del Rosario Street.
01:07One of the shops is Dante Sartani's Barber Shop.
01:10When we opened this place, there were only a few shops left.
01:14The barbershops' chairs were all wet.
01:17It was hard to dry them.
01:19Before you finish cleaning,
01:23you should dry the chairs for two days.
01:26Thick puddles also poured inside the shop of Elimi Corpus,
01:30where most of their items were damaged.
01:33Their products are thick and tiring.
01:38They're all thrown away.
01:41After three years, this is the first time this happened to us.
01:45The residents of Geraldine and Karmina were also affected by the downpour.
01:50The water level rose.
01:52It reached the roof of the shop.
01:55We thought it was over because it reached the gates.
01:59What we need to do now is to clean up.
02:02It's hard to sleep because there's a lot of stuff.
02:04There's a lot of garbage inside.
02:07This was just bought.
02:09It was made by Mr. Yelo Aguestier.
02:11That's what we're looking for.
02:12We need help.
02:14While others are busy cleaning and saving their businesses,
02:18Esmeraldo is determined to open a shop and sell meat.
02:23Last afternoon, we went out because we knew that the water level would rise.
02:28We're looking for a way to clean up
02:31so that we can sell the meat we washed.
02:33Fortunately, Julan was able to save the fruit vendors.
02:38When the water level rose,
02:40we evacuated it to a school.
02:45We need to evacuate it because it might be damaged.
02:48It might be overripe.
02:50It's a waste. It's a waste of money.
02:52According to the officials of Barangay Tumana,
02:5415,000 residents were forced to evacuate.
02:59One of their residents died after drowning.
03:02If the water level goes down,
03:08according to the safe level,
03:11they can go back.
03:12We need food, rice, and medicine.
03:17A lot of people are sick because of leptospirosis.
03:21The city of Marikina is being flooded year after year.
03:25Residents here are rising every year.
03:28There's a lot of hope and help.
03:30I am Mark Salazar,
03:33and that is the story you need to know.