As of 6:53 AM 9 May 2011, The Metro Manila Development Authority announced that there are no more flooded areas in the capital.

Editor’s Note: see Typhoon Bebeng strikes the Philippines for 9 May 2011 (Monday morning) update.

Image above is from Xavierville via @arvictolentino.

According to @MMDA that as of 5:55PM, EDSA southbound Timog to Santolan is moderate to Heavy. From Highway 54 to Shaw is moderate, while Guadalupe to Ayala is moderate to heavy.

NLEX going to Manila is likewise experiencing heavy downpour, with limited visibility as reported by @raffytima.

Limited visibility at Nlex due to downpour by @raffytima

There was also a report that a crew mechanic of Cebu Pacific was struck by lighting.


Image via @dementia on SLEX.

MMDA reported that Northbound, Magallanes to Manila and EDSA northbound not moving as of 5PM. (see image above via @d4nyelsk1)

Images from all over Metro Manila show how bad the flood has been.

This is a developing story.

#TSBebeng online monitoring: RT @ Baha na rito sa Xavierville. #hassle http://lockerz.com/s/99833147
@ANCALERTS
ABS-CBN News Channel
RT @: Gutter deep floods at Ayala Avenue corner Makati Avenue. http://yfrog.com/gymcjcsj
@ramonocon
Ramon Nocon
Flood Update: East Ave. LTO; half tire, and EDSA Kamias NB/SB; gutter deep; SUBSIDED as of 4:34 PM.#mmda
@MMDA
Official MMDA
@ NB Magallanes to Manila and Edsa NB not moving as of 5pm #mmda http://yfrog.com/h714wmaj
@d4nyelsk1
Daniel ANSELMO

 

 

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