00:00Some parts of Camarinasur, including the town of San Fernando, are still submerged in the flood.
00:05It is also difficult to rescue the residents trapped in the flood.
00:09This is John Consulta's report.
00:14With the help of the newly arrived rescue units and equipment of the Philippine Red Cross from Manila,
00:21we were able to enter one of the most difficult places hit by Hurricane Christine here in Camasur.
00:29The Manila-based Emergency Response Team of the Philippine Red Cross entered Barangay Del Rosario Zone 6, San Fernando, Camarinasur
00:37using rubber boats and large 6x6 rescue trucks.
00:41A pregnant woman is in the middle of the group and her children are nearby.
00:46A one-year-old girl is also trapped in the flood.
00:48The rescuers were able to reach deep into the water until they were able to rescue her.
00:54It is difficult to rescue the PRC because the rescuers were able to cross the 5-kilometer-long flood that reached up to Balicat or almost 5 feet.
01:04The rescue efforts of the Philippine Red Cross made it difficult for the 500-meter-long line of vehicles that were submerged in the flood to head towards Naga.
01:15Last night, almost 1-kilometer-long cargo trucks stranded in Camasur came to us.
01:21They were supposed to return to Manila when the flood suddenly hit their roads.
01:28They had nothing to do but to wait for the flood to subside.
01:34John Consulta reporting for GMA Integrated News.
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