Let us continue to prioritize everyone’s safety.
Photo By: REUTERS/Eloisa Lopez edited in Canva
Residents in San Miguel, Bulacan wade a waist-deep flood after the TYPHOON "KARDING".
POTENTIAL RISK AREA FOR SUPER TYPHOON KARDING
About the latest forecast track of PAG ASA, Zambales will experience an intensified signal # 5 which will cause severe destruction in its whole area.
Photo by: Mikko Sebastian from PAG-ASA
September 25, 2022, Heavy to intense rain and heavy winds are expected in the afternoon through tomorrow early morning over Metro Manila, Zambales, Bataan, Tarlac, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Aurora, and in the northern part of Quezon, While Isabela Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino, Benguet, Ifugao, Mountain Province, Pangasinan and Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, the central portion of Quezon, Occidental Mindoro will experience moderate to heavy rain.
Photo by: Mikko Sebastian of PAG-ASA
The Municipality of San Marcelino put a RED ALERT due to the Super Typhoon KARDING
Photo by: Jeff PAULO of SANMA PIO
The Municipal Risk and Reduction Management Office MDRRMO Emergency Operation Center (Opcen) and the Local Government strictly monitored the area for typhoon Karding this evening until tomorrow morning September 26, 2022.
Photo by: Jeff Paulo of SAN MA PIO
The MDRRMO of San Marcelino posted an issued Heavy rainfall warning to give advisories to the public.
Photo by: MDDRMO San Marcelino
The public and the Disaster Risk and Reduction Management Offices concerned are advised to monitor the weather condition and watch for the next advisory to be issued at 2: o’clock in the afternoon
As of 2 p.m., the municipality declared the cancellation of classes on all levels in public and private schools including the government offices around San Marcelino.
Photo by: Jeff Paulo of SANMA PIO
MDRRMO commanded and initiated a conference attended by some government offices the Philippines National Police, the Bureau of Fire Protection, the Department of the Interior and Local Government, the Department of Works and Highways, and the other appointed personnel from the department.
Photo by: Jeff Paulo of SANMA PIO
Sharing with you some of the photos that happened after the typhoon Karding:
But generally, the damage to public and private infrastructure is minimal and the government services are almost at full function.
Photo By: Jeff Paulo of SANMA PIO
In Zambales, Here’s the situation at Sto. River on August 26, 2022. A sudden increase in the water level due to the continuous rainfall.
SANDBAGGING AT IRRIGATION
Photo by:Jeff Paulo of SANMA PIO
An immediate response from the different branches of local government together with the Philippine Navy, PNP, BFP, and MDRRMO, to establish the sandbagging in irrigation at Brgy. San Guillermo and Linasin.
Landslide in Sitio Camalca
Photo By: Jeff Paulo of SANMA PIO
Photo By:Jeff Paulo of SANMA PIO
On September 26, 2022, a minor landslide in the area of Barangay Buhawen going through Sitio Camalca. No physical incident was reported because of the distant of the resident place in the incident area.
A HUGE ROCK FELL FROM THE MOUNTAIN
Photo by: Jeff Paulo of SANMA PIO
Photo By: Jeff Paulo of SANMA PIO
A huge stone fell through the mountain due to the non-stop rainfall and the MDRRMO immediately responded to the call and easily get rid of the huge stone.
Calamities in the previous years gives the citizens an alarm, now they were voluntarily evacuated and seek for help.
It just means that Filipino nowadays are aware and kept posted on the advisories of the media.
In the past years, we saw some of the affected regions neglect the warnings of the media and weather forecasts until they experienced the terrifying result of the typhoon.
Many of them died, were buried alive, and some of them drowned, a very tragic experience that made Filipinos be reminded of the destruction that might happen.
LUZON'S NATURAL BARRIER AGAINST TYPHOONS
SIERRA MADRE IS TRENDING DURING TYPHOON KARDING
Photo by: Aldrin William Pascua
Trivia
The Sierra Madre known as Luzon’s “backbone” spans over 540 Kilometers from the Cagayan Province in the North of Quezon province to the south of Luzon Island, looking like a spine keeping the country upright and acts as nature’s shield against a super typhoon #KardingPH.
It plays an important role against typhoons and floods coming from the Pacific Ocean by acting as a natural shield.
A typhoon is considered a destructive natural calamity that may affect the lives of people. Having a presence of mind and knowledge during calamities will save our lives.
We can’t control the risk but we can lessen the destruction it might give. As responsible citizens, protecting our nature is very important. It will save us from any uncontrollable situations that might occur.
Photo by: Ales Krivec
Illegal logging and deforestation are some of the environmental degradations that may destroy our planet.
We might not see the effect of this degradation but then it can be seen through unexpected natural calamities. Whatever the planet brings us it’s our way of treating nature. It’s the reciprocal of what we are doing in our environment.
For all the worries we had, God made His way to protect His people.
May the Lord give comfort to them and strength to see and have new hope in this situation let His restoration and love be upon those affected.
Storms come and go, and with every passing storm, there is a lesson to glean from. – Pastor Jimmie Duran
Let’s take time to pray for our country, the families affected by this typhoon, to the people who lost their lives and their homes, remembering that the Lord is our mighty protector and refuge.
All photos are not mine and properly credited to the rightful owner