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• At 2009.09.29 00:26, elmot said:
  

  Wow, astig! Pinoy Bloggers unite!

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• At 2009.09.29 01:25, benj said:
  

  Elmot, inspiring, no? please repost.

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• At 2009.09.29 06:02, bulokilong said:
  

  Re: Marikina Flood (typhoon Undoy) 26 Sept. 2009,
  death toll in Provident Village alone:
  Official( according to MCF)= 16 dead
  unofficial = 58 dead

  A SENATE INVESTIGATION IS IN ORDER!!!

  The recent flood is the very unfortunate result of both natural and man made calamities. The release of excess dam waters was done without thinking of the consequences. it is both a criminal and insane act.

  "The Angat Lake created by the Angat dam is the main potable water supply source of the Metro Manila Area. However this water when in over abundance, due to very heavy rainfall, is also the cause of widespread flooding, deaths, and accompanying misery affecting not only the provinces of Bulacan and Pampanga but also the Metro Manila Area. This happens everytime the dam water reaches its maximum height and the spilled water races down through the gullies and streams to the east of the dam and this rampaging water joins the water of the Marikina river system multiplying the floodwater volume of the Marikina River system thereby causing rapid increase in the volume of floodwater in the Marikina Valley. This happens everytime very heavy rains overfills the Angat water reservoir. The solution to this problem is the construction of water diversion/power generation tunnels to divert excess water towards the east emptying into the Pacific Ocean. It will also generate power. It is not enough that the excess water is emptied into the heavily populated areas, i.e, Bulacan, Pampanga area,Marikina Valley, as it definitely will cause multiple death and destruction downstream. Diverting the excess water to the east will save so many lives as the east side is relatively sparsely populated and at the same time generate power for electricity. The Government of the Republic of the Philippines must consider this as a permanent solution to the recurring problem of flooding in the central Luzon area and Metro Manila."

  I'm sorry for encroaching into your space but I do not know where to start. Please think about the opinion I expressed above. You may freely share this thought with your friends, hoping that someday, the people criminally responsible for the release of Angat dam water, on the morning of 26 September 2009,shall face the bar of justice. An in-depth study and analysis of google maps and wikimapia maps will prove my point. Better still, a short helicopter trip tracing the path of the floodwaters will verify this matter. The evidence left by the rampaging flood water will trace it back to its source and is difficult, impossible to erase.

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• At 2009.09.29 06:03, surferjoe2020 said:
  

  is there another storm coming ? how/where can we see an accurate forecast not fluff like on cnn..

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• At 2009.09.29 18:57, benj said:
  

  Surferjoe, it sure looks like at least two storm cells are forming out in the Pacific. Wind speed wise, the next one is stronger. The weather bureau don't have the equipment that could measure the amount of rain that the typhoon would take with it.

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• At 2009.10.01 20:15, jazzy mae said:
  

  i was so affected about what had happened to manila who are affected with typhone undoy…I do hope that…that calamities will serves us a lesson for all of us..Specialy those owned Big Factories inside and outside the philippines.,

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• At 2009.10.03 04:12, chef macky said:
  

  The good thing here is there is a unity among filipino people and help those in needs, just like what happen on the past great flood.

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