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Storm Nalgae

Discussion in 'News from The Philippines' started by Mattecube, Oct 29, 2022.

  1. Mattecube
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    Mattecube face the sunshine so shadows fall behind you Trusted Member

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  2. Jim
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    Jim Well-Known Member Trusted Member

    Been a bit breezy today, brownout was expecting that also rain water coming finding it's way in the sala, was expecting that also.
    No damage but lots of rain, the eye was in south Luzon but the storm covered most of the Philippines.
    My heart goes out to the 45 who lost their lives.
    Hope Jim's family are safe.
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  3. David52
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    David52 Member

    Hope everyone who has loved ones in the PH are safe from this typhoon.
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  4. Lee Adams
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    Lee Adams Active Member

    New free swimming area up the road from us. No entrance fee. Very large pa!
  5. oss
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    oss Somewhere Staff Member

    The kids just mentioned heavy rain it wasn't bad enough for them to alert me in any way.
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  6. John Surrey
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    John Surrey Well-Known Member

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    Neighbour filled in his lot with stones.
    Still waiting for the Barangay to fix the problem...
    It's more fun in the Philippines :D
  7. Lee Adams
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    Lee Adams Active Member

    Not sure what the problem is but what has the neighbour's gravel got to do with the original depth of the culvert?
    Does the culvert continue along the blue line under the substrate or did they break it somehow? Hard to tell from a picture.
  8. John Surrey
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    John Surrey Well-Known Member

    :D... No, not very well explained (as per usual), apart from the piece of culvert they put under the road (added in yellow) that is THE CULVERT!

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    So his gravel/stones blocked the culvert under the road and THE CULVERT that joins to the main drain... hence all the water
  9. Lee Adams
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    Lee Adams Active Member

    Oh dear. I take it that's a private pathway/road? Nothing to do with Barangay or Municipal?
  10. John Surrey
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    John Surrey Well-Known Member

    The road you can see is Barangay, the land with the culvert is private... the private owner has been on at the Barangay for a year or so asking them to put down culvert on his land as he wants to put down stones and then wall...

    Unfortunately our Barangay officials prefer to spend their budget on Team Building holidays for themselves and their families :cry:
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