Several areas in the Bicol Region experiencing strong winds and heavy rainfall as a result of Severe Tropical Storm Kristine, forcing thousands of residents to evacuate their homes. A 24 Oras report by Saleema Refran on Wednesday showed a video uploaded on social media where cries for help echoed amid the dark and high floodwaters from residents who were trapped inside their homes at Barangay Iraya Sur,

The Bicol region on Wednesday morning has raised alarms about ongoing rescue operations due to severe flooding affecting various areas in the region. According to

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced Wednesday morning, October 23, that rescue boats and other essential assets are on their way to the Bicol region where several residents have been left stranded by the severe flooding caused by Tropical Storm Kristine (international name: Trami) ahead of its landfall.

The Bicol region has experienced severe flooding due to Tropical Storm Kristine, with a resident noting it's the most they've seen in 30 years. In a Facebook Live on Oct. 23, the local Philippine Information Agency (PIA) shared a first-person video where the speaker appears to be on top of a roof along Panganiban Drive in Naga as he shows the

Severe flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rains in the Bicol region have affected at least 77,335 families, or 379,784

Tropical Storm Kristine destroyed homes and displaced people in Bicol ahead of its expected landfall, according to reports on’ Unang Balita on Wednesday. Floods washed away some houses in Libon, Albay and a hole was observed on a road in Daet,