09-29-2009, 11:01 AM
I find it odd, how people in the north/northeastern regions of NCR didn't have as much rain, or at least, flooding, as we did.
I think it was the sudden release of water from the dam, if they did let some water out, that contributed to the sudden rise of water. I saw someone on TV around 8am saying that they only released water from Anggat Dam, which would have only affected (batangas or bulacan, I forgot basta it starts with B ), the few cities in said place that had the Pasig River through them. Oddly, he never mentioned the other places that the Pasig River goes through.
Plus the Mikey-in-the-Liquor-section scandal, and the Madame President not-so-active about this, plus the report about where the 'emergency fund' went, which should have helped out a lot for this instance.
I wonder what'll happen after the recovery from the deluge. Perhaps someone will point something at the Arroyos and their cohorts, which would be fun to watch. That would be the premiere of the n-th season of the best reality show in Philippine TV.
I think it was the sudden release of water from the dam, if they did let some water out, that contributed to the sudden rise of water. I saw someone on TV around 8am saying that they only released water from Anggat Dam, which would have only affected (batangas or bulacan, I forgot basta it starts with B ), the few cities in said place that had the Pasig River through them. Oddly, he never mentioned the other places that the Pasig River goes through.
Plus the Mikey-in-the-Liquor-section scandal, and the Madame President not-so-active about this, plus the report about where the 'emergency fund' went, which should have helped out a lot for this instance.
I wonder what'll happen after the recovery from the deluge. Perhaps someone will point something at the Arroyos and their cohorts, which would be fun to watch. That would be the premiere of the n-th season of the best reality show in Philippine TV.
