Several areas in Metro Manila experienced flooding on Monday morning, August 17, due to rainfall brought by the southwest monsoon or Habagat, according to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA).
As of 10:57 a.m., the MMDA reported flooding in the following areas:
Taguig City
- Chino Roces Avenue : 8 "Gutter deep. Passable to all types of vehicles (PATV)
Mandaluyong City
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Boni. Avenue cor. F. Ortigas St. :10" Half-knee deep (PATV)
Manila City
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Quirino Avenue corner Taft Avenue: Gutter deep (8 inches) Passable to all type of Vehicles. (PATV)
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Along Roxas Blvd. Service Road from Pedro Gil to Salas, Ermita : Gutter deep (8 inches) Passable to all type of Vehicles. (PATV)
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Roxas Blvd. in front of US Embassy, Ermita, Manila (Northbound): Half Gutter deep (4 inches) Passable to all type of Vehicles
Roxas Blvd. Pedro Gil svc rd NB, Gutter deep. Passable to all type of Vehicles. (PATV)
Quezon City
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V Luna cor Matimpiin Street Gutter deep (8 inches) Passable to all type of Vehicles. (PATV)
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G Araneta Avenue corner Kitanlad Street Gutter deep (8 inches) Passable to all type of Vehicles. (PATV)
NS Amoranto from G Araneta Avenue up to Sto Domingo Avenue : Knee deep (19 inches) not passable to all kinds of vehicles. (PATV)
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EDSA Kaingin NB. Gutter deep. Passable to all type of Vehicles. (PATV)
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EDSA after Quezon Ave flyover NB, Half gutter. Passable to all type of Vehicles. (PATV)
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Katipunan University Ave. NB outermost lane, Half gutter. Passable to all type of Vehicles. (PATV)
AdvertisementSan Juan City
Hoover St. cor. Araullo Shaw Blvd. : Above Gutter deep. Not passable to motorcycles
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Marikina City
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Marcos Highway SM Marikina underloop, Gutter deep. Passable to all types of vehicles (PATV)
The MMDA said the reports were based on monitoring by Metrobase, CCTV cameras, local government unit emergency operations centers, disaster operations centers and other agencies.
