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Natural Disasters in Bacoor City, Cavite: What do you need to know?

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From earthquakes to violent hailstorms, Mother Nature can throw a lot at us. Here's what four local experts had to say about the threat of natural disasters in and around Bacoor City, Cavite.

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Bacoor is close to 2 other cities, Las Pinas and Paranaque. It is also, an hour’s drive to the active Taal Volcano found in Tagaytay City. Residing in Bacoor will most likely require a person to commute two to four hours a day due to the overwhelming heavy traffic. Bacoor is also home to some resorts as well as some good schools like Divine Light Academy and Elizabeth Seton. The current Mayor is Lani Mercado, who is also the wife of Senator Bong Revilla. Mayor Mercado was formerly the Congresswoman of Bacoor.

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Kristoffer, says: 2020

Bacoor, Cavite, Philippines, has a low cost of living and in addition to that, has lots of places to check out when needed. Most of the city’s districts are poor and best described as “Middle Class”, so it is important to learn what to expect when moving to the city. The weather in the city depends on the season of the year, becoming extremely hot during summer, and mildly cold during the rainy season. Speaking of rainy season, only few districts in the city experience flooding and it is important to choose a specific location in the city when deciding to move in.

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Eunice, says: 2020

Before completely relocating in Bacoor City, they should first be aware of how prone to floods the whole area is. Even with minimal rain showers, you should expect an immediate rise of water level along the roads. Thus, making it a lot more difficult for vehicles to pass by. one should also know how bad traffic here every morning.

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Christine, says: 2020

Someone moving to Bacoor should consider two things. First, he/she needs to know there are areas in the city that get flooded during the rainy season. Some areas get knee-deep flood, but there are others that are over six feet deep. He/She can ask the local village chief, locally known as the punong barangay. Second, he/she should also check with the Phivolcs or the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology if the house he/she moves to is located above a fault line.

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Marian, says: 2020
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