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DISASTER RESPONSE. Governor Amado Espino III (middle) and PDRRMO personnel monitor the situation in the province on Tuesday (Oct. 12, 2021) as Severe Tropical Storm Maring continues to bring rains over parts of Luzon. There are now 87 families evacuated from their homes due to floods. (Photo courtesy of PDRRMO Pangasinan) MALASIQUI, Pangasinan - Some 87 families or 286 persons were evacuated from their homes in different parts of Pangasinan due to flooding caused by Severe Tropical Storm Maring as of 5 a.m. Tuesday. In an interview, Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) emergency operations center director Ron Castillo said the families were from the towns of San Fabian, Bolinao, Binalonan, San Nicolas, Laoac, San Jacinto and Bani. He said Pangasinan is under red alert status due to "Maring", while an orange rainfall warning was raised over the province. Areas under this alert will experience rainfall of between 15 to 30 millimeters per hour, causi

San jacintoSan fabianIlocos norteAaron castilloManagement officeSevere tropical storm maringProvincial disaster risk reductionSan nicolasGovernor amado espinoDisaster response governor amado espino iii middle and pdrrmo personnel monitor the situation in province on tuesday oct 12021 as severe tropical storm maring continues to bring rains over parts of luzon there are now 87 families evacuated from their homes due floods photo courtesy pdrrmo pangasinan malasiquiAngasinan some 87 families or 286 persons were evacuated from their homes in different parts of pangasinan due to flooding caused by severe tropical storm maring as 5am tuesday an interviewRovincial disaster risk reduction and management office pdrrmo emergency operations center director ron castillo said the families were from towns of san fabianSan nicolasAn jacinto and bani he said pangasinan is under red alert status due to quot maringHile an orange rainfall warning was raised over the province areas under this alert will experience of between 15 to 30 millimeters per hour