Flood alert for Metro Manila, nearby areas Just saw the Rappler website & its a great help. Have satellite map locations of flooded areas. I've hear NOAH(Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards) Website is up & running which is also very helpful in avoiding flooded areas & flood warnings to affected areas. Hope the LGU's use this to their advantage & not wait for announcements from PAG-ASA or other Gov't Agencies, they should act on their own initiative. 
The rains for the last few days have caused so many accidents, just like the one that happened last July 4 where in a Aircon Passenger Bus rammed the railings of the EDSA Flyover & the front part was dangling from it. Major injuries were reported, as usual the road was slippery plus the bus driver was texting while driving at high speed.
Another great site for Philippine storm warning is http://www.typhoon2000.ph/ "The Philippines First Website on Tropical Cyclone. Anyway hoping for a Sunny Weekend ahead.
Sounding like a news commentator?!?! Well I'm just being concerned with the situation.
Trivia : what's with the man doing inside the jeepney?
a) He has no money to pay for the fare so he has no right to take a seat?
b) Can't get off the street because its flooded?
c) He's the driver & stopped the jeepney besides the tricycle parking station & waiting for the flood to subside?
The answer : is letter C. He's the driver!
Trivia : what's with the man doing inside the jeepney?
a) He has no money to pay for the fare so he has no right to take a seat?
b) Can't get off the street because its flooded?
c) He's the driver & stopped the jeepney besides the tricycle parking station & waiting for the flood to subside?
The answer : is letter C. He's the driver!
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