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Malabon declares state of calamity due to habagat onslaught
Quezon City, Malabon, and Manila have been placed under a state of calamity due to the enhanced southwest monsoon (Habagat), with Malabon also citing high tide and a dysfunctional navigational gate in Tanza.
These declarations allow the local government units to access calamity funds for quick response.
Over 41,878 individuals from five cities, including Quezon City and Malabon, have been evacuated.
PAGASA forecasts significant rainfall over Luzon and parts of Visayas.
Malacañang Palace suspended classes and government work across Metro Manila and 36 other provinces for Wednesday.
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