UPDATE!
With AO3 still being down, I'll provide a 🔗 in replies to a copy of my file meant for those who want to re-read or want to catch up until the archive is back !
There may also be a little gift in there.........
HOW CORRUPTION MAY HAVE COST LIVES.
188 dead and rising. The worst flash flood in the history of the province. Cebu has 414 flood control projects worth to P26.7 billion from 2022 to 2025 - meant to protect our people, homes and livestock. What happened?!
At hindi lang ito sa Cebu province, buong Pilipinas binabaha dahil ninanakaw lang naman ang flood control.
Extreme weather conditions will only worsen. It is a part of the world we live in today. What breaks my heart is seeing how our people are suffering because of systemic corruption.
Nakaka-awa ang ordinaryong Pilipino. Habang nagdurusa sa hirap at kalamidad, maraming pulitiko naliligo sa nakaw na yaman.
PLEASE. STOP. STEALING.
📸 Credit to the owners of these photos
life and death moments where u needed to survive a natural calamity (ie., diving, running for cover, fasting etc) should never be normalised.
“once in a lifetime” events? and yet, i’ve forgotten all those moments i needed to LIVE. I’ve experienced them; im not even 40!
@hurricane_chase I really like how informative this is. Kinda hard to understand the technicalities. But it’s still very informative nonetheless. Thank you, bro. And yes, weather is VERY political here in the Philippines. Cheers #UwanPH
Eto isa sa mga may kasalanan bakit sobrang baha at matindi ang pinsala sa Liloan, Cebu Province ngayon!
And hindi lang yan ang Discaya projects sa Cebu Province ah.
If only our BILLIONS OF PESOS were not stolen and implemented properly as actual flood control mitigation or prevention projects…
Yawa gyud! 😡
Ikulong na yan, mga kurakot.
#Accountability
#FloodControlProjects
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