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[Title] => DPWH executive vows: Camanava flood project completed next month
[Summary] => The director of the multibillion-peso Camanava (Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela) flood control project said yesterday the project will be finished by next month and that she is open to investigation over the much-delayed project and is willing to face charges if the results found her liable for the setback.
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[Title] => 21 north Metro schools still flooded
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Classes in at least 21 elementary and secondary schools in the northern part of Metro Manila remained suspended yesterday due to floodwater, officials said yesterday.
Marither Menia, Valenzuela City public information officer, said affected by the floods were four high schools and 13 elementary schools in the city.
"Mostly it’s the school grounds that are flooded, not the classrooms. So maybe tomorrow (today), normal classes can resume in the affected schools," Menia told The STAR.
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[Title] => Camanava withstands continuous rain, floods
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A heavy overnight downpour caused flash floods in low-lying areas in the Camanava (Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela) area yesterday, but floodwater quickly receded.
In the coastal town of Navotas, where more than 300 families were evacuated when Typhoon Florita hit Metro Manila two weeks ago, all roads remained passable even to light vehicles.
"At least 10 of our pumping stations were working so floodwater quickly receded despite the high tide," Gerry Doringo, Navotas public information officer, said.
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Classes in at least 21 elementary and secondary schools in the northern part of Metro Manila remained suspended yesterday due to floodwater, officials said yesterday.
Marither Menia, Valenzuela City public information officer, said affected by the floods were four high schools and 13 elementary schools in the city.
"Mostly it’s the school grounds that are flooded, not the classrooms. So maybe tomorrow (today), normal classes can resume in the affected schools," Menia told The STAR.
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[Title] => Camanava withstands continuous rain, floods
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A heavy overnight downpour caused flash floods in low-lying areas in the Camanava (Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela) area yesterday, but floodwater quickly receded.
In the coastal town of Navotas, where more than 300 families were evacuated when Typhoon Florita hit Metro Manila two weeks ago, all roads remained passable even to light vehicles.
"At least 10 of our pumping stations were working so floodwater quickly receded despite the high tide," Gerry Doringo, Navotas public information officer, said.
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