Metro Manila experienced flooding on Tuesday evening following heavy rainfall, according to local authorities. The Quezon City Government reported that several areas were affected, with water levels reaching up to 8 inches in some locations. The flooding was attributed to the continuous rain, which led to the subsidence of gutters in the region.
Authorities confirmed that the situation was under control, with no immediate reports of casualties or major infrastructure damage. The flood warnings were issued as part of the ongoing weather conditions linked to a low-pressure area (LPA) in the Pacific Ocean. This system is expected to continue bringing rain to the country, though it will not develop into a tropical depression.
Residents in affected areas were advised to remain cautious and avoid low-lying regions. The city government is monitoring the situation closely and has deployed emergency services to assist with drainage and water removal. (newsinfo.inquirer.net)
