00:00The flood hit different parts of Iloilo, but the classes in some schools there are still suspended due to the bad weather.
00:08Zem Kilantang, Sasa of GMA Visual TV, has more on the spot.
00:13Zem?
00:19Connie, the bad weather in Western Visayas continues to be felt due to the heavy and strong typhoon Henera.
00:29More than 150,000 people, from more than 46,000 families, were evacuated the other day.
00:36Only 9,000 families, or 35,000 people, remain in the evacuation centers in Western Visayas.
00:45Most of them are in the province of Antique, where there are 11,000 evacuees.
00:53This is according to the latest data released by the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council 6.
00:59Aside from this, no more floods have been reported in different parts of the region.
01:03Four people were reported dead due to the effects of the bad weather in the past few days.
01:09The face-to-face classes from preschool to senior high school in Iloilo City and Bacolod City are still suspended.
01:17Some colleges and universities have also declared a suspension.
01:21As for the provinces in Western Visayas, several LGUs have also declared that the classes are suspended.
01:28Connie, as of now, there is still heavy rainfall in Iloilo City and other parts of the region.
01:35The Philippine Coast Guard is still on alert to ensure the safety of those traveling in the ocean.
01:43Connie, that is the latest update from Western Visayas.
01:46Thank you very much, Zen Kilantang Sasa of GMA Regional TV.
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