Blame it on Mario: List of flooded Metro Manila roads

Reality is all wet.

“Several roads in low-lying areas in Metro Manila were flooded due to to Tropical Storm Mario,” reports ABS-CBNnews.com.

Below is the list of flooded roads gathered by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA):

— As of 06:23 a.m, half-knee deep along C5-Ateneo northbound, passable to all types of vehicles.

— As of 6:45 a.m., tire deep along Quezon Ave.-Biak na Bato westbound, not passable to all types of vehicles

— As of 06:42 a.m., gutter deep along Quezon Ave. – Scout Magbanua eastbound in front of Capitol Hospital, passable to all types of vehicles.

— As of 6:31 a.m., knee-deep along EDSA Quezon Ave. southbound not passable to light vehicles.

— As of 6:18 a.m., knee-deep along EDSA-Santolan northbound, ground level not passable to light vehicles.

— As of 6:17 a.m., gutter deep along EDSA-Aurora Blvd., northbound tunnel passable to light vehicles.

— As of 6:32 a.m., knee-deep along EDSA-Quezon Ave. northbound, in front of 7-11, not passable to light vehicles.

— As of 6:09 a.m., gutter deep along EDSA-North Ave. northbound, passable to light vehicles.

— As of 6:09 a.m., gutter deep along EDSA-Muñoz northbound, Congressional, passable to light vehicles.

— As of 6:36 a.m., gutter deep along EDSA-Balintawak northbound, passable to light vehicles.

— As of 6:04 a.m. Quezon Ave.- Araneta not passable to all types of vehicle.

— As of 5:40 a.m. gutter deep (8 inches) on Kalaw, R.Papa, Padre Burgos and Lagusnilad.

— As of 5:15 a.m., Maysilo, not passable.

— As of 4:15 a.m, Maysilo Circle, not passable; San Rafael in Mandaluyong, not passable.

— As of 3:15 a.m Nueve de Pebrero not passable to light vehicles; Boni San Rafael, not passable.

Photo by dzMM correspondent Noel Alamar, as shared to the public via his Twitter page