MMDA TRAFFIC ADVISORY
What: Rally
When: June 30, 2026
Where: People Power Monument
Road Closures:
EDSA Ortigas Service Road (Northbound)
EDSA Ortigas Flyover (Northbound)
EDSA Ortigas Flyover (Southbound)
White Plains Avenue (Eastbound and Westbound)
Traffic Situation (as of latest monitoring):
EDSA Southbound
Scout Borromeo to Ortigas Split – Moderate to slow-moving traffic
EDSA Northbound
Guadalupe to White Plains – Moderate to slow-moving traffic
Remarks:
One lane is occupied due to vehicles parked by rally participants.
Motorists are advised to expect traffic delays in the affected areas and take alternate routes whenever possible. MMDA personnel are on site to manage traffic. #MMDA
Parts of Polangui, Albay were submerged in floods on Sunday afternoon due to heavy rains and strong winds from #UwanPH
(Courtesy: Keith Reis/Winkie Bernaldez)
Lagi nating tandaan na MAGKAIBA ang nilalarawan ng WIND signal at RAINFALL warning.
Malalaman natin sa wind signal NUMBER kung gaano KALAKAS at KAILAN darating ang HANGIN.
Malalaman sa rainfall warning COLOR kung gaano KARAMI ang ULAN, at kung TATAGAL pa ba ang BUHOS nito.
TUBIG DAGAT, UMABOT NA SA ISANG HOTEL SA BALER
WATCH: Pinasok na ng malalakas na alon bunsod ng Super Typhoon #UwanPH ang isang hotel sa baybaying dagat ng Baler, Aurora.
Nakuhanan ng American TV personality at storm chaser na si Josh Morgerman ang video na ito bandang 5:00 ng hapon ngayong Linggo, November 9.
Ayon sa @dost_pagasa, nakataas pa rin sa signal no. 5 ang gitnang bahagi ng Aurora kabilang ang Baler. | DZRH News
📷: Josh Morgerman - iCyclone /FB
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#UwanPH
Malakas na agos ng baha at lagpas bubong na alon dala ng Bagyong #UwanPH ang nakuhanan ni YouScooper Dyves M. Turado, bandang 8 AM, Linggo ng umaga, sa Gigmoto, Catanduanes.
#YouScoop
COURTESY: YouScooper Dyves M. Turado
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