Posted May 28, 2014
Written by Jay-ar
Arante
The Local
Government of Malay is now getting ready for the early onset of “habagat”
season on the second week of June.
This is
after the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services
Administration (PAGASA) confirmed that the southwest monsoon or “habagat” will
start on the first or second week of the rainy months.
One of the
LGU’s preparations is the repair of the Tambisaan and Tabon Ports which will
serve as docks during the season.
It was
previously tackled at the Malay SB Session that only Tambisaan and Tabon ports
will be used throughout habagat and will not be transferred at Cagban and
Caticlan jetties to avoid confusion among passengers.
Meanwhile,
according to PAGASA, the southwest monsoon will initially be felt at the
Western Seaboards of Luzon and Visayas and will continue to affect the country
from June to September.
Translated
by Shelah Casiano
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