DILG on Friday said the death toll in the collapse of a tree on some houses along Estero de Magdalena at Recto Avenue in Manila has increased to three. The number of injured people also increased to nine, according to DILG.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government on Friday said the death toll in the collapse of a tree on some houses along Estero de Magdalena at Recto Avenue in Manila has increased to three.Meanwhile, DILG Secretary Benhur Abalos Jr. directed the Bureau of Fire Protection to investigate the incident and give him recommendations to prevent such incidents in the future.
“Nagbigay na rin ako ng direktiba sa BFP na imbestigahan ang insidente at inaasahan ko na magsasubmit sila ng report at mga rekomendasyon sa mga susunod na araw,” he said.huge tree collapsedAccording to the Manila government, residents in the area have been waiting for relocation for a long time. But authorities said the pandemic delayed plans to move the residents out of the danger zone.
The eight families affected by the incident are temporarily staying in modular tents on the side of Recto Avenue while the barangay is looking for a safer place.
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