As of 12 noon, October 26, 2020 (Monday), a total of 21 national road sections are currently impassable due to road cut, landslide, mudflow, collapsed bridge, sunken pavement, fallen trees and electrical post and flooding due to heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.
As of 12 noon, October 26, 2020 (Monday), a total of 21 national road sections are currently impassable due to road cut, landslide, mudflow, collapsed bridge, sunken pavement, fallen trees and electrical post and flooding due to heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.
As of 12 noon, October 26, 2020 (Monday), a total of 21 national road sections are currently impassable due to road cut, landslide, mudflow, collapsed bridge, sunken pavement, fallen trees and electrical post and flooding due to heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.
As of 12 noon, October 26, 2020 (Monday), a total of 21 national road sections are currently impassable due to road cut, landslide, mudflow, collapsed bridge, sunken pavement, fallen trees and electrical post and flooding due to heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.
As of 12 noon, October 26, 2020 (Monday), a total of 21 national road sections are currently impassable due to road cut, landslide, mudflow, collapsed bridge, sunken pavement, fallen trees and electrical post and flooding due to heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.
As of 12 noon, October 26, 2020 (Monday), a total of 21 national road sections are currently impassable due to road cut, landslide, mudflow, collapsed bridge, sunken pavement, fallen trees and electrical post and flooding due to heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.
As of 12 noon, October 26, 2020 (Monday), a total of 21 national road sections are currently impassable due to road cut, landslide, mudflow, collapsed bridge, sunken pavement, fallen trees and electrical post and flooding due to heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.
As of 12 noon, October 26, 2020 (Monday), a total of 21 national road sections are currently impassable due to road cut, landslide, mudflow, collapsed bridge, sunken pavement, fallen trees and electrical post and flooding due to heavy rains brought by Tropical Storm “Quinta”.
Department of Public Works and Highways Secretary and Isolation Czar Mark A. Villar announced that the mega quarantine facility to service CALABARZON area is expected to be completed by mid November 2020 in Calamba City, Laguna.
“The organized DPWH Task Force to Facilitate Augmentation of Local and National Health Facilities together with Regional Office 4A is currently fast tracking the conversion of CALABARZON Regional Government Center into COVID-19 quarantine facility”, said Secretary Villar.
Department of Public Works and Highways Secretary and Isolation Czar Mark A. Villar announced that the mega quarantine facility to service CALABARZON area is expected to be completed by mid November 2020 in Calamba City, Laguna.
“The organized DPWH Task Force to Facilitate Augmentation of Local and National Health Facilities together with Regional Office 4A is currently fast tracking the conversion of CALABARZON Regional Government Center into COVID-19 quarantine facility”, said Secretary Villar.