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Thousands still in Metro Manila evacuation centers
As of Friday, July 25, 2025, thousands of residents remain in evacuation centers across Metro Manila due to ongoing monsoon rains and flooding.
In Valenzuela City, at least 1,860 displaced families are staying in evacuation sites.
Pasig City reported 1,463 families or 5,628 individuals taking shelter in 19 evacuation centers.
Malabon City has 906 families in 21 evacuation centers, with 20 roads still flooded.
While floodwaters have receded in some parts of Manila, the city still had 395 families or 1,546 individuals in evacuation centers as of Thursday, July 24.
Several roads remain impassable to light vehicles in areas like Barangays Pasolo and Balangkas in Valenzuela.
The Philippine Postal Corp. is assisting the Department of Social Welfare and Development by using mail trucks to deliver relief assistance to affected areas, including Guiguinto, Bulacan.
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