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(From: Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council Manaoag s Facebook)
+ July 27, 2021 LINGAYEN, Pangasinan – The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) here has recorded no casualty and less damage to agriculture even with the monsoon rains enhanced by Typhoon Fabian as of Monday.
In an interview, PDRRMO emergency operations center manager Shallom Balolong said portions in some 40 barangays in the province were flooded ranging from half to four feet deep flood water level.
Balolong said the flooding in portions of the 18 barangays in Dagupan City was due to high tide.
Flooding was also reported in portions of two barangays in Sta. Barbara town, three in San Fabian town, seven in this town, eight in Calasiao town, and two barangays in Mangatarem town.
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Heavy rains spawned by the southwest monsoon and the release of excess water from Bustos and Ipo Dams have resulted in damage to infrastructure estimated by the Department of Works and Highways at P19.3 million while partial and unofficial damage to agriculture and fisheries was placed at P19,380,963.11.
BULACAN FLOOD MONITORING–Governor Daniel R. Fernando and Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office Head Felicisima Mungcal monitor roads, bridges, and rivers within the province through the high-end equipment at the Communication, Command, and Control Center in the PDRRMO, City of Malolos, Bulacan Sunday afternoon, July 25, 2021. (Photo courtesy of PPAO)