00:00After a storm comes the calm, but for many communities, the real challenge begins when the winds die down.
00:07Typhoon Uwan may have passed, but its aftermath is still being felt across the country.
00:12In areas hit hardest by the storm, residents are left to pick up the pieces as floodwaters recede and the cleanup efforts intensify.
00:21Daniel Manalastas narrates the report.
00:23As Uwan exits the Philippines, some areas like in Baseco in Manila were left with heaps of garbage.
00:37Like this area in Baseco wherein residents helped to clean up the rocks and sand which were washed ashore.
00:43Mababa lang man yung hampas ng alon lang, isang pila, dyan lang sa baba.
00:49Pero ma, parang dagat na dito?
00:51Oo, dagat na talaga ito paggabi. Ngayon lang talaga dito sa amin nangyari ganito.
00:58Uwan also left some streets in the nation's capital flooded.
01:02A barangay official in Baseco said some houses were washed away.
01:06Pito, pag-ibang tinangay na ng dagat. Marami na siraan ng bahay, marami na ng...
01:12Panawagan? Sige, panawagan po kayo.
01:14Oo, siguro mga gamit sa bahay, yung mga materialis, no?
01:18Materialis, papatay mo rin ng bahay, lalo mga bumagsak talaga.
01:23Well, some residents have evacuated.
01:26Di ba yung ano namin, kusina.
01:29Pati yung bubong namin, wala na bubong tanggal na lahat.
01:32Wala kami pangbili, wala kami trabaho, wala kong hanap buhay.
01:35The Manila LGU continued its clearing efforts for fallen trees and help those in need along with the DSWD.
01:42Yung ilang baha natin within the gutter dipla.
01:48Safe already to deploy our employees in the streets of Panila to clear up all the debris.
01:57Mauna, major roads and yung mga log-logan.
02:02Daniel Mananastas from the National TV Network for A New and Better Philippines.
