00:00Those affected by Nika are still picking up the pieces to try to recover from the devastation caused to their area
00:06And yet the country again needs to buckle up for two more weather disturbances. No problem
00:12All concerned agencies of the Marcus administration are already on it with their respective roads already clearly defined for most likely
00:20Relief and recovery as well as search and rescue operations in the coming days
00:25PTV's Clay's El Padilla has the full report
00:30Tropical storm Mika exits the Philippine area of responsibility
00:34while a fellas enter the country and
00:37Tropical storm Pepito is on the way the administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcus jr
00:43Has fully mobilized and is ready to respond to the incoming weather disturbances. We've done the usual
00:50Standard procedure where we have sent prepositioned our equipment and our relief goods
00:56and we will just have to
00:58See where the areas are that will be particularly hit while it is uncommon for
01:04Consecutive storms to strike the nation within one week the president assured the government's response and support efforts will remain steadfast
01:13Got it. No me bug you got it. I'm not a song. I mean, that's a lavasilla
01:18Del kaya panaman a kaya panaman down something that they can still work to
01:23Clear trees that fell to your
01:25Postal and a whole load paramedic on an angna relief goods nothing storms of fell and Pepito are expected to affect areas in northern
01:33Luzon that were already devastated by typhoon Mika fault warnings have been issued in the Ilocos region
01:40Kagayan central zone and the Cordillera
01:43administrative region
01:45Saturated now, you know, I'm behind it. Oh, so
01:48Or
01:50Isolated cases
01:53Although a fell and Pepito have not yet fully arrived the gates of our major dams in Luzon namely a book loud being a
02:00Sanroque and maggots have already been opened
02:03Authorities are closely monitoring the potential overflow of the kagayan river preemptive
02:08Evacuations have already been carried out for a thousand residents living in flood prone areas near rivers safe
02:15Evacuation centers food supplies and other assistance are ready and available
02:32Opening and then
02:45possible flooding downstream ng Magat Dam, particularly dito sa portions of Gamud."
02:53Currently, there are 19,000 evacuees in Cagayan. The DSWD has released more than 32,000 food packs
03:00and continues to replenish supplies in areas that may be affected by the storms.
03:05The local government of the affected areas and the national government are always in contact
03:14so that the needs of our countrymen can be met."
03:20From PTV Manila, Clay Zalparilla, Balitang Pambansang.
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