+ Follow RIO CHICO RIVER Tag
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[Title] => Water from San Roque Dam worsens flooding in Tarlac
[Summary] => PANIQUI, Tarlac — There may be no more heavy rains but large portions of five Tarlac municipalities are still heavily flooded.
This, as excess water released from the San Roque Dam in upland Benguet has worsened the flooding in the five towns, whose residents found their homes inundated after an earth dike along the Tarlac River collapsed last Friday, Gov. Jose Yap Sr. said.
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[Title] => Tarlac villages threatened by floods anew
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — Communities along riverbanks in the province’s northern part has come under threat of renewed flooding due to continuous monsoon rains.
The provincial disaster coordinating council (PDCC) has placed western villages in the towns of Gerona, Paniqui and Moncada under a "disaster alert" as floodwaters cascading from the slopes of Mt. Pinatubo and the rest of Central Luzon’s mountain ranges continued to swell the Tarlac River.
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[Title] => ‘Disaster alert’ on anew in Tarlac
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — There seems to be no end to Tarlac’s woes.
Still reeling from the havoc of typhoon "Harurot" and heavy floods spawned by a "monsoon trough" recently, the province is again on "disaster alert" as portions of the Tarlac River in the northern towns and the Rio Chico River at the Nueva Ecija boundary have overflowed.
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[Title] => Tarlac declares state of calamity
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — The provincial board has belatedly declared a "state of calamity" after damage the province suffered from the onslaught of typhoon "Harurot" and floods spawned by a "monsoon rough" early this month were assessed to have reached "calamitous proportions."
In a resolution, the provincial board described the typhoon and flood damage to be "inestimable," citing the "dislocation of a number of families, loss of lives and destruction of properties."
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[Title] => 3 days of heavy rains spawn flooding across Tarlac
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — Classes in pre-schools and elementary and high school levels here were suspended yesterday as three days of continuous heavy downpour spawned by a "monsoon trough" caused severe floods across the province.
Retired Brig. Gen. Virgilio Florendo, head of the provincial disaster coordinating council, informed Gov. Jose Yap Sr. that they were still waiting for reports from local disaster coordinating groups on the extent of damage wreaked by the torrential rains and floods.
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[Title] => Arroyo orders release of P35-M for Isabela
[Summary] => ILAGAN, Isabela — President Arroyo ordered the Department of Budget and Management yesterday to release P35 million from her calamity fund to help rehabilitate public infrastructure in the province damaged by supertyphoon "Harurot."
The President’s order came after the plea of several officials here for her to extend financial assistance to the province, which was the hardest-hit in Cagayan Valley.
The supertyphoon left five people dead in southern Isabela and five others missing, with agricultural losses and property damage placed at P1.3 billion.
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[Title] => Illegal logging causes near drying up of Rio Chico
[Summary] => GEN. TINIO, Nueva Ecija – The Rio Chico River — a favorite swimming ground and picnic area for hordes of families from adjoining towns of Nueva Ecija, its neighboring provinces and even residents of Metro Manila — is fast drying up with the deepest elevation at only waist-deep.
The river is heavily silted from loosened top soil of the Sierra Madre mountain ranges facing the Nueva Ecija side because of continued illegal logging activities with the blessings of local officials here.
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RIO CHICO RIVER
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[Title] => Water from San Roque Dam worsens flooding in Tarlac
[Summary] => PANIQUI, Tarlac — There may be no more heavy rains but large portions of five Tarlac municipalities are still heavily flooded.
This, as excess water released from the San Roque Dam in upland Benguet has worsened the flooding in the five towns, whose residents found their homes inundated after an earth dike along the Tarlac River collapsed last Friday, Gov. Jose Yap Sr. said.
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[Title] => Tarlac villages threatened by floods anew
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — Communities along riverbanks in the province’s northern part has come under threat of renewed flooding due to continuous monsoon rains.
The provincial disaster coordinating council (PDCC) has placed western villages in the towns of Gerona, Paniqui and Moncada under a "disaster alert" as floodwaters cascading from the slopes of Mt. Pinatubo and the rest of Central Luzon’s mountain ranges continued to swell the Tarlac River.
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[Title] => ‘Disaster alert’ on anew in Tarlac
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — There seems to be no end to Tarlac’s woes.
Still reeling from the havoc of typhoon "Harurot" and heavy floods spawned by a "monsoon trough" recently, the province is again on "disaster alert" as portions of the Tarlac River in the northern towns and the Rio Chico River at the Nueva Ecija boundary have overflowed.
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[Title] => Tarlac declares state of calamity
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — The provincial board has belatedly declared a "state of calamity" after damage the province suffered from the onslaught of typhoon "Harurot" and floods spawned by a "monsoon rough" early this month were assessed to have reached "calamitous proportions."
In a resolution, the provincial board described the typhoon and flood damage to be "inestimable," citing the "dislocation of a number of families, loss of lives and destruction of properties."
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[Title] => 3 days of heavy rains spawn flooding across Tarlac
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — Classes in pre-schools and elementary and high school levels here were suspended yesterday as three days of continuous heavy downpour spawned by a "monsoon trough" caused severe floods across the province.
Retired Brig. Gen. Virgilio Florendo, head of the provincial disaster coordinating council, informed Gov. Jose Yap Sr. that they were still waiting for reports from local disaster coordinating groups on the extent of damage wreaked by the torrential rains and floods.
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[Title] => Arroyo orders release of P35-M for Isabela
[Summary] => ILAGAN, Isabela — President Arroyo ordered the Department of Budget and Management yesterday to release P35 million from her calamity fund to help rehabilitate public infrastructure in the province damaged by supertyphoon "Harurot."
The President’s order came after the plea of several officials here for her to extend financial assistance to the province, which was the hardest-hit in Cagayan Valley.
The supertyphoon left five people dead in southern Isabela and five others missing, with agricultural losses and property damage placed at P1.3 billion.
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[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => Illegal logging causes near drying up of Rio Chico
[Summary] => GEN. TINIO, Nueva Ecija – The Rio Chico River — a favorite swimming ground and picnic area for hordes of families from adjoining towns of Nueva Ecija, its neighboring provinces and even residents of Metro Manila — is fast drying up with the deepest elevation at only waist-deep.
The river is heavily silted from loosened top soil of the Sierra Madre mountain ranges facing the Nueva Ecija side because of continued illegal logging activities with the blessings of local officials here.
[DatePublished] => 2002-04-10 00:00:00
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August 25, 2003 - 12:00am
