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MANILA, Philippines – While Typhoon Nona (international name Melor) shifted course and spared Metro Manila its wrath, it still dumped heavy rains that triggered flooding in parts of the country’s capital.
Irked netizens took to social media to vent their frustrations over long lines in terminals and heavy traffic on a payday Tuesday, December 15. Netizens also reported flooding in railways, which hampered train operations.
Flooded roads were reported in Quezon City, Buendia, EDSA, and Cubao.
MRT-3 operation limited to North Edsa – Shaw stns only. Baha na raw kasi sa Buendia tunnel. Hello @DOTCPhilippines pic.twitter.com/ut46jWIWQm
— roderic mendoza (@rodericmendoza) December 15, 2015
In a photo captured by Mover Nick Tan, around 15 commuters were forced to ride an open truck to get home. Here are some tweets from netizens:
This is not the first time torrential rains caused heavy flooding and monstrous traffic in Metro Manila. Roads often turn into virtual rivers or parking lots during the rainy season. (READ: Heavy rains leave many stranded, forced to walk home)
The government said flood projects and train system upgrades are in the pipeline to ease commuter experience in the metro. – Rappler.com
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