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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6rI5l80wn4

This video has been provided by Nestor Daarol of DYTR radio station, Tagbilaran.

It was raining almost everyday when I was in Tagbilaran, and I actually saw the flooded streets. In fact, on our way to HNU Elementary School with my daughter, she was laughing hard when I told her the tricyle would soon turn into a boat as we approached a depressed strip of the road brimming with floodwater. I could imagine that Dao, being an elevated area, is actually better off than the other parts of the city.

Being touted as the No. 1 ecotourism site in the country, Bohol should address this drainage problem with urgency.

There should also be garbage boxes in public places. I was surprised that local tourists were just mindlessly throwing away food wrappers and other garbage on the street along the Loboc River. All that trash will certainly find themselves flowing downstream on rainy days.

This is an old problem in Tagbilaran....we really need a main sewer....otherwise, it is not comfortable to walk in the dirty  streets.  It never stops raining since I visited there as Sigbin (Paul) reported.  The sun shines only in a short period of time and then too hot again and more that humid alternating atmosphere. Cyclone is Myanmar, earthquake in China and Flood in Tagbilaran - thanks God this is enough what we have though quite sad what other countries encountered.

Bitaw oi I agree nimo nong Bene, I just hope somebody from that department will read aning imong messages. And i'm sure this is just one of the many problems in Tagbilaran that has to be addressed also.
Kanang pagbutang ug garbage cans to public places, dali raman unta na oi basta duna lang gyuy molihok ana kay total duna namay scheduled garbage pick up sa mga residence saTagbilaran karon, di ba? 

Oi, sa Tagbilaran diay ang nagbaha, abi nakog dili sa Bohol ang baha.

Kuyawa ug background ani nga video uy. Mura man ug Transformer nga movie.

kayaks anyone?