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BACOLOD. A road approaching the overflow at Barangay Vista Alegre in Bacolod City was destroyed following a heavy downpour early morning, Wednesday. (Adrian Prietos photo)
+ June 03, 2021 TROPICAL Storm Dante that brought heavy rains has affected some parts Negros Occidental on Tuesday, June 1, 2021, which also resulted in the suspension of sea travels in the province.
Zeaphard Caelian, head of the Provincial Disaster Management Program Division (PDMPD), said flooding was reported in the town of Binalbagan, Isabela, and Hinoba-an in the south and Victorias City in the north.
In the towns of Binalbagan and Hinoba-an, 10 families composed of 86 individuals were evacuated and sought shelter on higher ground.
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Published February 22, 2021, 12:56 PM
BACOLOD CITY – Hundreds of individuals in the northern part of Negros Occidental were affected by heavy rains from tropical depression “Auring” since Sunday night.
Residents of Barangay Zone 14B in Talisay City, Negros Occidental evacuated Monday morning, Feb 22 due to flooding brought by Tropical Depression “Auring.” (Photo courtesy of Princess Beverly via CDRRMO Talisay)
In Talisay City, residents of Barangays Zone 2, Zone 10, Zone 12A, Zone 14A, and Zone 14B experienced minor flooding. Evacuation was reported in Barangays Zone 12 and Zone 14B Monday morning. Food assistance has been provided to the affected residents.
In Sagay City, 183 families composed of 639 individuals in Barangays Himoga-an Baybay, Old Sagay, and Taba-ao evacuated Sunday night.
A total of 38,675 families were displaced by floods that hit at least seven towns and cities in northern Negros Occidental on January 8 and 9, a report of the provincial government on Tuesday afternoon showed. Based on the data from the.