Written by: Dennis D. Estopace and Cai U. Ordinario, Business Mirror
ONE name unites Filipinos in Metro Manila in a common experience and memory of tragedy and triumph: Ondoy.
For those especially in Marikina, it all centers ironically with water, especially that flowing on the 9.74-kilometer Marikina River.
Read moreWritten by: Jeff Canoy, ABS-CBN
MAYNILA – Kahit 10 taon na ang lumipas matapos ang hagupit ng bagyong Ondoy, nakatatak pa rin sa ilan ang pinsala nito.
Setyembre 26, 2009 nang dalhin ni Ondoy ang 341 milimetrong ulan – na katumbas ng pang-isang buwan na ulan sa loob ng isang araw.
Read moreProduced by: Rida Reyes, GMA News TV (State of the Nation Adress)
Sampung taon na ang nakakalipas mula nang manalasa ang Bagyong Ondoy kung saan nasa limandaan ang nasawi.
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Written by: Kaela Malig, GMA News
Ten years after the torrential rains of the tropical storm, memories of the great flood still remain vivid for survivors.
IT FELT LIKE JUST another Saturday morning.
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Written by: Jhesset O. Enano, Matthew Reysio-Cruz, Philippine Daily Inquirer
(First of three parts)
MANILA, Philippines — Every morning, Roneldo Papong heads to a spartan hut on the edge of Marikina River, where he spends the hours keeping watch over the waters that once nearly killed him.
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