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00:05Goodbye.
00:06Goodbye.
00:07Kapuso, because of the heavy rain and the typhoon Leyon,
00:11the residents of Dagupan, Pangasinan are worried
00:14that their cemeteries might be flooded again.
00:18We have a live report from Claire La Canilau Dulca of GMA Regional TV.
00:23Claire, how is the situation there?
00:26It is very difficult to arrange and clean the cemeteries
00:33today, November 1.
00:39The flooding of the cemeteries here in Dagupan City is worrying.
00:44Now, the heavy rain that was caused by the typhoon Leyon is experienced.
00:48While there is no flood, some people are still cleaning the cemeteries.
00:53I couldn't go to the cemeteries that's why I had to clean them.
00:57I went to their cemeteries, to my mother's, father's, and my grandmother's.
01:01The number of visitors to the cemeteries is slowly decreasing.
01:04In the past, the back part of the Roman Catholic Cemetery
01:07was not allowed to go there because it was very muddy and flooded.
01:11Now, the place is allowed to enter the cemeteries next to the burial ground.
01:15Some of the cemeteries are really forced to be removed.
01:19We are moving the cemeteries.
01:22If you will notice, we are moving the cemeteries
01:25because we are ongoing in clearing the land and digging.
01:30Meanwhile, the Public Order and Safety Office
01:33will implement the traffic rerouting scheme
01:36effective today until tomorrow, November 1.
01:39Some main roads in Dagupan City will be one-way.
01:42You know that when November 1 comes,
01:45there will be a lot of visitors going to the cemeteries.
01:50That's why we are moving the cemeteries so that it will be organized.
01:58Maris, even though we are experiencing a dark time here in the Roman Catholic Cemetery,
02:04the number of visitors to the cemeteries is still increasing
02:09and there are already authorities deployed
02:12to monitor the situation and security of the visitors.
02:21Thank you very much, Claire Lacanilao-Duncan of GMA Regional TV.
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