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Cavite declares state of calamity due to Crising, Habagat impact
Cavite was placed under a state of calamity due to the impacts of Severe Tropical Storm Crising and the intensified southwest monsoon (habagat).
Governor Francisco Gabriel Remulla stated that the declaration aims to expedite government actions for aid, relief, and fund utilization to ensure the safety of Cavite residents.
Small vehicles were unable to pass through some roads in Kawit, Cavite, as almost all of its 23 barangays were flooded.
In Barangay Panamitan, a river overflowed due to the downpour and high tide, causing floodwaters to enter some houses.
In Noveleta, Cavite, vehicles were parked on higher ground to avoid submerging in the flood.
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