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Flooded areas in Central Luzon and Calabarzon

Camille Diola - The Philippine Star

Flood reports collated through social media and government announcements.

CENTRAL LUZON

Bataan

  • Orani - knee to waist deep
  • Hermosa (Cataning, Mulawin, Daungan, A. Rivera, San Pedro, Almasen, Pulo, Mambog, Saba, Mabubo) - 1 to 5 feet
  • Dinalupihan - 3 to 5 feet
  • Layac - ankle to knee deep

Bulacan

  • Meycauayan - ankle to waist deep
  • Hagonoy - 4 to 6 inches
  • Obando - 4 to 5 inches
  • Marilao - knee to waist deep
  • Malolos - ankle to knee deep

Nueva Ecija

  • Provincial Capitol area - 1 to 2 inches

Olongapo

  • Gordon Heights - knee deep
  • West Tapinac - subsided
  • Kalaklan - few inches
  • Mabayuan - few inches
  • Barretto - few inches
  • Santa Rita - few inches
  • Bajac bajac - knee to chest deep

Pampanga

  • San Pedro riverside, Guagua - 1 foot
  • San Juan Bautista, Guagua - 1 foot
  • San Nicoles, Guagua - 1 foot
  • San Roque, Lubao - 2 to 4 inches

Tarlac

  • Northern Tarlac City - few inches
  • Camiling - ankle to knee deep
  • La Paz - ankle to knee deep

Zambales

  • Subic town proper - ankle to waist deep
  • Manggahan, Subic - waist deep

CALABARZON

Cavite

  • Kawit - ankle deep to five feet
  • Rosario (Bagbag II) - knee deep
  • General Trias - ankle to knee deep
  • Bacoor - few inches to waist deep
  • Tanza (Bacao) - few inches
  • Noveleta - waist deep
  • Imus - ankle to knee deep

Laguna

  • San Pedro - few inches to knee
  • Biñan - ankle to waist deep
  • Santa Rosa - knee to chest deep
  • Cabuyao - few inches to knee
  • Calamba - few inches
  • Los Baños - few inches to knee deep
  • San Pedro - knee to chest deep

Rizal

  • Cainta - few inches to knee deep
  • San Mateo - few inches
  • Taytay - ankle to knee deep
  • Baytown, Angono - ankle to knee deep
  • Binangonan - few inches in some areas
  • Morong - few inches
  • Tanay - few inches in some areas

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