47 roads, bridges affected by Seniang – NDRRMC

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47 roads, bridges affected by Seniang – NDRRMC

ROBERT DEJON

A total of 24 bridges and 23 roads in 5 regions are heavily affected by landslide, flooding, collapsing, or scouring in bridge approaches
FLOODED. Villagers wade through flooded streets due to Typhoon Seniang (internationa name Jangmi) in Ormoc City, Leyte. EPA/ROBERT DEJON

MANILA, Philippines – More roads and bridges in the Visayas and Mindanao are hardly or not at all passable to traffic due to obstructions and damages caused by Tropical Storm Seniang (international name: Jangmi).

In its latest bulleti, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said on Friday, December 31, that a total of 24 bridges and 23 roads are affected by landslides, flooding, collapsing, or scouring in bridge approaches.

These roads and bridges are in the Seniang-affected areas of Regions VI, VII, VIII, X, and XIII.

DPWH said warning signs were already installed on some affected road sections, and restoration works are on-going.

Seniang entered the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) on Sunday, December 28 and passed through the Visayas and Mindanao. It left PAR on Friday, January 1. – Rappler.com

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