Manila Bulletin
Overnight rains lead to heavy flooding in Cotabato City, Maguindanao
Seventeen villages in Cotabato City experienced flooding due to overnight rains from the tail end of Typhoon Quinta.
Some of these villages saw floodwaters reach waist-deep levels.
The Cotabato City disaster management office is closely monitoring the situation and preparing for possible evacuations.
The city government has already provided initial relief aid to around 500 affected families, with more assistance to be distributed.
In Maguindanao province, twelve towns have also been inundated, affecting a total of 40,499 households.
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