CLARK FREEPORT — Clark Development Corp. (CDC) President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera on Saturday, Aug. 29, inspected several areas in the Freeport as the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat) continued to bring rains to parts of Central Luzon.
Devanadera and CDC officials checked the Sacobia area, Prince Balagtas, Abad Santos Avenue, Bloody Ditch, M.A. Roxas Highway, and the industrial estates, among other areas, to assess road conditions, drainage, and rainwater movement.
The inspection formed part of the corporation’s continuing monitoring of areas that may be affected by persistent rainfall.
Technical personnel reported to Devanadera that water levels in some portions of the Freeport had risen during periods of heavy rain but had since subsided. Drainage operations remained ongoing, with water observed at the outflow characterized as clear rainwater runoff.
Devanadera directed concerned CDC personnel to sustain ground monitoring and promptly report any changes in water conditions, roads, drainage, and other developments that may require further action or coordination.
She was accompanied by CDC Vice President for Engineering Services Terry Tiotuyco, Environmental Permits Manager Rogelio Magat, Construction Management Manager Erwin Bognot, Corporate Planning Manager Tarcisius Tiotuyco, Public Safety Manager Herbert Angeles, and Communications Manager Astrud Aguinaldo.