Cagayan de Oro on CODE RED
The City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office has issued a CODE RED STATUS as of 1:58pm today as heavy rains continue to pour into the city.
A CODE RED WARNING means there will be forced evacuation especially to residents along riverbanks, seashores and landslide-prone areas including residents living 30 meters from the riverbanks and 50 meters from the seashores.
Photo courtesy of CdoDev
And weather will not change much in the next days.
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