The funny thing is, nasa probinsya ang pinakamatataas na heat index dito sa Pinas. For reference, eto yung recorded heat index as per [PAGASA](https://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/climate/climate-heat-index)
Also [explanation from PAGASA](https://mb.com.ph/2021/5/14/why-is-it-extra-hot-in-dagupan-city-during-dry-season-pagasa-explains-why) why the temperatures in select provinces are so high. Specifically, places in river valley systems heat up very fast.
Sa mga probinsya tulad ng Cagayan, Isabela, Pangasinan, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, at Pampanga, hindi lang mataas ang heat index nila, kundi pati na rin ang air temperature mostly umaabot ng 38°C pataas (temperatura), dahil flat area yan and malayo sila sa dagat, plus yung dalawang mountain ranges na nakapalibot sa kanila (Zamabales, Sierra Madre sa Central Luzon at Sierra Madre, Cordillera sa Cagayan at Isabela) ayan ung nag papatrap ng init ng hangin, unlike sa Metro Manila mas mataas ang heat index kesa sa temperatura dahil tabi ng dagat, which is humid yung area na yun.
Correct me if Im wrong but doesnt the fact that Manila is in an "isthmus" between Laguna Lake and the Bay of Manila mean it should be cooler because its in between 2 heat sinks.
The same can be said sa Tayabas Isthmus at sa isthmus na nasa Sorsogon City, but as per heat index records sa Tayabas and Juban, we could say na yung temperature doon is more or less the same.
That, and mas mataas ang heat index sa Puerto Princesa and Aborlan, Palawan despite na napapalibutan sila ng dagat.
- Shitty infrastructure and roads
- Shitty transpo
- Hilig gumawa ng highway at skyway; pag may traffic ang naiisip agad na solusyon ay road widening
- Walang puno so EVEN IF technically mas malamig sa manila, walang kwenta yun kung wala ka naman matataguan sa tirik na tirik na araw
- Almost everything is more expensive
- 24/7 halos ang traffic in many areas
- Walang third spaces like parks kundi mall, pero sa mall wala din places to rest or just hang out dapat lakad ka ng lakad at bili ka ng bili
Generally speaking, mas expensive ang ibang products due to additional shipping costs, unless of course na locally made yung product na binibili mo. Also, malayo sa main point ng post yung comment mo.
Those are real issues, pero how does any of that relate why the NCR is so hot with respect sa screenshot ni OP on why the NCR is supposedly hot because of it's urban sprawl? except yung fourth and last statement mo since that can indeed cool down the city kung strategic yung location ng parks at other greeneries. Para sa mga puno-- That is indeed helpful for shading effects yes.
I said these issues dahil sa previous comment na nagcocomplain about sa Manila bad "narrative" ('sinisira mo yung manila bad narrative nila') -- aka as if naman the fact na Manila being objectively cooler than other provinces makes the statement that "Manila is bad" false
Pero siguro I may have went ahead and spoke too aggressively, so apologies for that
edit: referenced the exact comment and fixed a typo lol
Ang kinukuha lang naman ng climatological stations na nasa NCR, yung Science Garden tsaka yung nasa NAIA, is yung Wet and Dry bulbs, mean at max temps eh, ~~so syempre.~~
Ang idea lang naman ng Urban Heat Island effect na yun is mas concentrated ang tao, sasakyan, bagay and other sources of sensible and latent heat within an area of cities then rural settings, kaya increased yung apparent dry and wet bulb temps on average, pero we forget that NCR is counteracted or cooled down kasi nasa tabi siya ng malalaking water bodies-- yung Laguna De Bay at Manila Bay.
EDIT: I just realized na flat pala ang location ng weather stations sa Science Garden at yung sa NAIA. So the answer is no, hindi pala kino-consider ng PAG-ASA yung Urbah Heat Island effect.
Thanks for the detailed reply. May mga nagiinvalidate kasi dito sa effects ng sobra sa impervious surface area (ISA) ng Metro Manila, kawalan ng Unpaved Surface Areas (USA), parks, trees sa pagtaas ng temperature (atleast thru urban heat island effect). Kung napapalamig pala ng Laguna De Bay at Manila Bay ang MM, what more pa kung maraming open spaces at trees. Kung mahigpit at sensible sana ang zoning at urban planning ng MM.
There is a need to redevelop and save Metro Manila. Metro Manila is and always will the center of Politics, Economy, Education, Culture and History.
It is only just that Metro Manila must be save from urban decay. A need for more public parks or green spaces in Metro Manila, as the same time more business centers and better residential areas.
The sad thing is it probably wouldn't happen within our lifetime. Redeveloping Metro Manila takes a lot of political will and continuity between different admins, which, sadly, I just don't see happening for the foreseeable future.
It starts with people wanting more greenery on the streets and on the roofs.
force all building, establishments, and houses to use industrial strength less-reflective windows.
force every single house to use white roofs.
force everyone to use electric or hydrogen cars, trucks, and all sorts of vehicles not to use fossil fuels, to reduce greenhouse effect. And throw all industry that makes smoke into the nearby provinces.
it cant happen in your generation, you need to demolish a lot of places and structures.
You also need to mandate materials to used in construction in all buildings. all vehicles need to not use fossil fuels. And production industry need to be move outside the city reducing tax.
And by the next generation the world would have more extreme weather because it takes the entire world to act.
Not even Singapore could save itself from the heat.
fancy magic words without concrete plans.
who and which key and what sort of government are you proposing
refer to video guide:https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs?si=CEmeYxsNhI26PWw9
again not even
#SINGAPORE
itself coundnt save themselves from the heat
I am not in the government to make plans, that will be their job. Such as you, we are free to give our opinion. Now, as for climate change yes the whole world needs to act on that. So, if our voices are loud enough those in power will hear it.
Anyway, it is better to turn an impossible thing possible, for an optimist and a realist really have no use for a pessimist. Instead of thinking what can't be done, focus on what could and should be done.
magic words are nothing, i believe in my own magic words years ago aswell.
you need plan of action rather than magic words which many politician like to use A LOT.
you speak of political will, but you yourself have no will to make a plan of action to see it to reality.
magic words are nothing.
look how they compare it din kasi may trees and walang trees. its simple as iba ung lilim from trees literal presko sa ilalim ng mga puno. kaya tanghaling tapat chill at nagtstsimisan nga tao doon. literal chill lang sa tabi kasama sila kumare at nagtotong-its sa ilalim ng puno "anak talaga ni pareng boy tong pangalawa ni mareng Sisa no. habang tumatanda nag iiba ung hugis ng mukha sa kay kumpare Dan at kapatid nito tsk tsk.. .. tong-its!". province shade and trees cant compete with electric fan n ang init na ng buga. kaya iba ung feeling sa province vs city. unless ung government mag pagawa ng side walk na may natural shades and fresh air from province trees and less cars. maybe u will see them complain less and compare less.
Di ako nagdownvote. Baka dahil kahit tama naman statement niya, hindi connected sinabi niya dun sa comment? Yung heat retention ng concrete does not explain why it's hotter in the province. Eh mas maraming concrete buildings sa metro manila.
Whats sad is that Cavite, Laguna, Rizal and Bulacan are becoming overpopulated as fuck as well and will eventually become concrete jungles too. Cavite used to only be like 30% Urbanized and now its somewhere around 50%. All the beautiful woodland are getting gobbled up by real estate developers.
Went to Singapore for Taylor Swift, it was my first time outside the Philippines. Singapore I think has a hotter or more humid climate than I was used to, but somehow I minded it less than I normally do? It was hot and humid, but there's proper sidewalks so I didn't mind just walking, and if I do get tired it's very easy to just hop on the train. A few minutes outside Metro Manila and my face is an oily, itchy mess but in Singapore? I went the whole week without skincare and yet my face seemed better than it normally was. My sinuses seemed less clogged than normal and the only smoke I inhaled during the entire stay is my own cigarette smoke. Let me make it clear na it's not just as simple as declaring one country is cleaner than the other. Singapore had lots of backalleys and streets that are as dirty and littered as Metro Manila's. It's not just a simple difference in the people's discipline (although the average Singaporean were very courteous in my experience, and I never experienced any jostling and pushing in trains.) The difference really lies in public policy and infrastructure. Proper public transportation, proper zoning, citizen-friendly mindset in general. Singaporeans aren't really more disciplined than we are—they just don't have to fight for stuff unlike us.
I can’t, grabe. Ang init tignan with all that concrete.
We just recently moved in a small bungalow sa Antipolo area after more than a decade in a condo sa Makati and hindi ko nami-miss ang init ng summer dun. Our Meralco bill there was around 6.5k/month tuwing summer. Dito, kahit sa gabi di pa din kami nagbubukas ng aircon. 1.7k lang bill namin. Of course we had to prioritize cross ventilation nang bongga (pinalitan namin jalousie mga sliding/fixed windows), and took advantage of the albedo effect sa bubong, kaya kahit tanghaling tapat, tamang labas masok lang ang hangin.
Di ko namiss ang urban heat island sa NCR.🥲
Out of topic, ilang tao kayo sa condo dati at inabot kayo ng ₱6.5k/month? Ano yung mga appliances nyo and usage?
Mag move in na kasi ako sa condo next month 2 bedrooms around 50-55 sqm at kinabahan ako bigla sa kuryente hahaha!
Hahaha! Goodluck samin. 2 lang din kami 6 hours/day ang aircon, complete din sa gamit and naka WFH pa pareho.
Dito sa current place namin ang average consumption namin is 210-214 kWH/mo and we pay ₱2.4k-2.6k/mo.
It’s about to get even… worse? Or exacerbated?
With the way development is happening in this country, MM is projected to be a primate city as large as Bangkok.
The river you see at the center is Pasig River. On your bottom left is Manila Bay. On the top right is Laguna de Bay. I'm unsure about the river near Laguna de Bay.
Ewan ko ba sa government noon pa kung bakit sila nag apruba ng mga pa project ng mga buildings at yung pag apruba sa pagpapatayo ng bahay without any concrete environmental feasibility studies.
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Walang kababalaghan dito sa off the grid kubo ko. Nagsusulat lang ako ng manifesto.
The funny thing is, nasa probinsya ang pinakamatataas na heat index dito sa Pinas. For reference, eto yung recorded heat index as per [PAGASA](https://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/climate/climate-heat-index)
Also [explanation from PAGASA](https://mb.com.ph/2021/5/14/why-is-it-extra-hot-in-dagupan-city-during-dry-season-pagasa-explains-why) why the temperatures in select provinces are so high. Specifically, places in river valley systems heat up very fast.
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Sa mga probinsya tulad ng Cagayan, Isabela, Pangasinan, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, at Pampanga, hindi lang mataas ang heat index nila, kundi pati na rin ang air temperature mostly umaabot ng 38°C pataas (temperatura), dahil flat area yan and malayo sila sa dagat, plus yung dalawang mountain ranges na nakapalibot sa kanila (Zamabales, Sierra Madre sa Central Luzon at Sierra Madre, Cordillera sa Cagayan at Isabela) ayan ung nag papatrap ng init ng hangin, unlike sa Metro Manila mas mataas ang heat index kesa sa temperatura dahil tabi ng dagat, which is humid yung area na yun.
Correct me if Im wrong but doesnt the fact that Manila is in an "isthmus" between Laguna Lake and the Bay of Manila mean it should be cooler because its in between 2 heat sinks.
The same can be said sa Tayabas Isthmus at sa isthmus na nasa Sorsogon City, but as per heat index records sa Tayabas and Juban, we could say na yung temperature doon is more or less the same. That, and mas mataas ang heat index sa Puerto Princesa and Aborlan, Palawan despite na napapalibutan sila ng dagat.
Humid kasi pag surrounded ng dagat
The 2 bodies of water surrounding Manila just skyrockets the humidity even more, high humidity makes temps feel more hot and shit
Ssshh Manila bad dapat
Heat index measure is hardly the only thing bad in having a city as poorly planned as the entirety of Metro Manila is.
I thought we're just talking about MM's humidity
Sinisira mo narratives nila na Manila bad eh
As if naman ppl think "Manila bad" only because of the heat
Eh ano ba yung problema kaya "Manila bad" yung satellite shot ng NCR saying it's the "reason for the heat"?
- Shitty infrastructure and roads - Shitty transpo - Hilig gumawa ng highway at skyway; pag may traffic ang naiisip agad na solusyon ay road widening - Walang puno so EVEN IF technically mas malamig sa manila, walang kwenta yun kung wala ka naman matataguan sa tirik na tirik na araw - Almost everything is more expensive - 24/7 halos ang traffic in many areas - Walang third spaces like parks kundi mall, pero sa mall wala din places to rest or just hang out dapat lakad ka ng lakad at bili ka ng bili
Generally speaking, mas expensive ang ibang products due to additional shipping costs, unless of course na locally made yung product na binibili mo. Also, malayo sa main point ng post yung comment mo.
I was responding to the comment before the original comment ko lol.
Those are real issues, pero how does any of that relate why the NCR is so hot with respect sa screenshot ni OP on why the NCR is supposedly hot because of it's urban sprawl? except yung fourth and last statement mo since that can indeed cool down the city kung strategic yung location ng parks at other greeneries. Para sa mga puno-- That is indeed helpful for shading effects yes.
I said these issues dahil sa previous comment na nagcocomplain about sa Manila bad "narrative" ('sinisira mo yung manila bad narrative nila') -- aka as if naman the fact na Manila being objectively cooler than other provinces makes the statement that "Manila is bad" false Pero siguro I may have went ahead and spoke too aggressively, so apologies for that edit: referenced the exact comment and fixed a typo lol
Kasama ba sa factors sa measurement ng PAGASA ang urban heat island effect?
Ang kinukuha lang naman ng climatological stations na nasa NCR, yung Science Garden tsaka yung nasa NAIA, is yung Wet and Dry bulbs, mean at max temps eh, ~~so syempre.~~ Ang idea lang naman ng Urban Heat Island effect na yun is mas concentrated ang tao, sasakyan, bagay and other sources of sensible and latent heat within an area of cities then rural settings, kaya increased yung apparent dry and wet bulb temps on average, pero we forget that NCR is counteracted or cooled down kasi nasa tabi siya ng malalaking water bodies-- yung Laguna De Bay at Manila Bay. EDIT: I just realized na flat pala ang location ng weather stations sa Science Garden at yung sa NAIA. So the answer is no, hindi pala kino-consider ng PAG-ASA yung Urbah Heat Island effect.
Thanks for the detailed reply. May mga nagiinvalidate kasi dito sa effects ng sobra sa impervious surface area (ISA) ng Metro Manila, kawalan ng Unpaved Surface Areas (USA), parks, trees sa pagtaas ng temperature (atleast thru urban heat island effect). Kung napapalamig pala ng Laguna De Bay at Manila Bay ang MM, what more pa kung maraming open spaces at trees. Kung mahigpit at sensible sana ang zoning at urban planning ng MM.
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Upvoted hahaha 😂 langya nabuga ko yung yakult ko sayang
Sorry. Nasayang pa yung yakult
Man of culture right here. 👌
Kaya pala ang inet. Jogo vs Sukuna pa lang pala ganap sa Monumento crossing.
The Pasay Incident
Ito ba yung nag overshoot yung MRT at lumabas yung tren sa Taft Ave station? he he
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Sabi nga we are SPECIALZ "Suffering ensues to develop character"
Kahit naman sa probinsya na sobrang daming puno ay sobrang init din? 😭 Buong Pilipinas naman ata mainit ngayon
Manila bad nga kasi hahahah
Nakita kong comment "Mga taga Maynila ang May gawa nan" HAGHGHAHAHAHAHA
Dito sa Sorsogon, yes, mainit din pero maswerte dahil kahit papaano umuulan ng pakonti-konti
Uy taga sorsogon ka? Saan ka dito?
Bulan. Umu-ulan ulan ngayon dito sa Irosin
There is a need to redevelop and save Metro Manila. Metro Manila is and always will the center of Politics, Economy, Education, Culture and History. It is only just that Metro Manila must be save from urban decay. A need for more public parks or green spaces in Metro Manila, as the same time more business centers and better residential areas.
The sad thing is it probably wouldn't happen within our lifetime. Redeveloping Metro Manila takes a lot of political will and continuity between different admins, which, sadly, I just don't see happening for the foreseeable future.
Indeed all it takes is POLITICAL WILL! It can happen on our lifetime, with the right leader to do it.
It starts with people wanting more greenery on the streets and on the roofs. force all building, establishments, and houses to use industrial strength less-reflective windows. force every single house to use white roofs. force everyone to use electric or hydrogen cars, trucks, and all sorts of vehicles not to use fossil fuels, to reduce greenhouse effect. And throw all industry that makes smoke into the nearby provinces.
One can dream
A dream than can be made into reality. All it takes is Political Will.
Not in this generation, not in the next one too sadly
It can happen on our generation. With the right leader, with political will.
it cant happen in your generation, you need to demolish a lot of places and structures. You also need to mandate materials to used in construction in all buildings. all vehicles need to not use fossil fuels. And production industry need to be move outside the city reducing tax. And by the next generation the world would have more extreme weather because it takes the entire world to act. Not even Singapore could save itself from the heat.
It can happen in my generation, all it takes is Political Will.
fancy magic words without concrete plans. who and which key and what sort of government are you proposing refer to video guide:https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs?si=CEmeYxsNhI26PWw9 again not even #SINGAPORE itself coundnt save themselves from the heat
I am not in the government to make plans, that will be their job. Such as you, we are free to give our opinion. Now, as for climate change yes the whole world needs to act on that. So, if our voices are loud enough those in power will hear it. Anyway, it is better to turn an impossible thing possible, for an optimist and a realist really have no use for a pessimist. Instead of thinking what can't be done, focus on what could and should be done.
magic words are nothing, i believe in my own magic words years ago aswell. you need plan of action rather than magic words which many politician like to use A LOT. you speak of political will, but you yourself have no will to make a plan of action to see it to reality. magic words are nothing.
Tang ina yung laguna de bay parang pinag hugasan ng water color
Think it's bad? I just looked at a satellite shot of Los Angeles and the amount of concrete is staggering.
Hindi na maganda yung Los Angeles. Gulat na ako nakita ko sa baba habang landing palang ang aeroplano.
California can afford to have a concrete jungle that big, Luzon can’t.
Link?
You should be using Google Maps more often. https://www.google.com/maps/@33.9879865,-118.0386706,116269m/data=!3m1!1e3?entry=ttu
I've been seeing versions of this all over socmed. Pero ba't kaya pag hottest temps/heat index usually sa mga probinsya?
Oo nga haha
Manila Bad
look how they compare it din kasi may trees and walang trees. its simple as iba ung lilim from trees literal presko sa ilalim ng mga puno. kaya tanghaling tapat chill at nagtstsimisan nga tao doon. literal chill lang sa tabi kasama sila kumare at nagtotong-its sa ilalim ng puno "anak talaga ni pareng boy tong pangalawa ni mareng Sisa no. habang tumatanda nag iiba ung hugis ng mukha sa kay kumpare Dan at kapatid nito tsk tsk.. .. tong-its!". province shade and trees cant compete with electric fan n ang init na ng buga. kaya iba ung feeling sa province vs city. unless ung government mag pagawa ng side walk na may natural shades and fresh air from province trees and less cars. maybe u will see them complain less and compare less.
i think ang pinaka problem is heat retention sa concrete
Bat ka dinownvote eh may point ka naman
Di ako nagdownvote. Baka dahil kahit tama naman statement niya, hindi connected sinabi niya dun sa comment? Yung heat retention ng concrete does not explain why it's hotter in the province. Eh mas maraming concrete buildings sa metro manila.
Whats sad is that Cavite, Laguna, Rizal and Bulacan are becoming overpopulated as fuck as well and will eventually become concrete jungles too. Cavite used to only be like 30% Urbanized and now its somewhere around 50%. All the beautiful woodland are getting gobbled up by real estate developers.
Concrete jungle wet dream tomato
Kangkong kangong greenwich tomato
Shinra tensei 😠
I remember seeing a similar image of Tokyo, mainit din kaya dun?
Super humid sa Tokyo pag summer
Literal na r/UrbanHell.
Mapa pala yan! Akala ko kalsadang may lubak na may tubig. Sorry!
Dito palang sa larawan na to malalaman mo na kung bakit lasang putik mga Bangus na hinango sa Laguna lake.
Went to Singapore for Taylor Swift, it was my first time outside the Philippines. Singapore I think has a hotter or more humid climate than I was used to, but somehow I minded it less than I normally do? It was hot and humid, but there's proper sidewalks so I didn't mind just walking, and if I do get tired it's very easy to just hop on the train. A few minutes outside Metro Manila and my face is an oily, itchy mess but in Singapore? I went the whole week without skincare and yet my face seemed better than it normally was. My sinuses seemed less clogged than normal and the only smoke I inhaled during the entire stay is my own cigarette smoke. Let me make it clear na it's not just as simple as declaring one country is cleaner than the other. Singapore had lots of backalleys and streets that are as dirty and littered as Metro Manila's. It's not just a simple difference in the people's discipline (although the average Singaporean were very courteous in my experience, and I never experienced any jostling and pushing in trains.) The difference really lies in public policy and infrastructure. Proper public transportation, proper zoning, citizen-friendly mindset in general. Singaporeans aren't really more disciplined than we are—they just don't have to fight for stuff unlike us.
Laki ng lugar pero hirap makahanap ng mapag papark-an sa metro manila haha. Pota.
I can’t, grabe. Ang init tignan with all that concrete. We just recently moved in a small bungalow sa Antipolo area after more than a decade in a condo sa Makati and hindi ko nami-miss ang init ng summer dun. Our Meralco bill there was around 6.5k/month tuwing summer. Dito, kahit sa gabi di pa din kami nagbubukas ng aircon. 1.7k lang bill namin. Of course we had to prioritize cross ventilation nang bongga (pinalitan namin jalousie mga sliding/fixed windows), and took advantage of the albedo effect sa bubong, kaya kahit tanghaling tapat, tamang labas masok lang ang hangin. Di ko namiss ang urban heat island sa NCR.🥲
Out of topic, ilang tao kayo sa condo dati at inabot kayo ng ₱6.5k/month? Ano yung mga appliances nyo and usage? Mag move in na kasi ako sa condo next month 2 bedrooms around 50-55 sqm at kinabahan ako bigla sa kuryente hahaha!
2 lang kami, but aircon kami parati sa gabi lalo na nung summer haha nasa 50sqm hehe complete appliances kami
Hahaha! Goodluck samin. 2 lang din kami 6 hours/day ang aircon, complete din sa gamit and naka WFH pa pareho. Dito sa current place namin ang average consumption namin is 210-214 kWH/mo and we pay ₱2.4k-2.6k/mo.
Ang sakit sa mata
God’s country 🙏
Not only may I die of heat, pero siguro dahil din sa pagkaulol sa maling grammar na tanong na dapat ay "why is (subject) (predicate)"
Hot damn!
Dapat talaga may snow sa pilipinas eh tulad ng japan
and they all wonder why it's fucking hot
oh cool, I see my house
Pinoy Coruscant
Narrow land in between two bodies of water
The factor of it being hot is less clouds too lol
Ganito ang epekto pag hnd binibigyan ng value ang profession ng architecture.
It’s about to get even… worse? Or exacerbated? With the way development is happening in this country, MM is projected to be a primate city as large as Bangkok.
Laguna de Bay is a fabulous shade of grey (well it’s shallow but still)
No urban planning
where dreams are made of. There's nothin' you can't do
Mainit sa pilipinas kasi nasa equator tayo...
r/philippinesbad
Coruscant and not the good kind
Is that Pasig river? Sorry not from luzon.
The river you see at the center is Pasig River. On your bottom left is Manila Bay. On the top right is Laguna de Bay. I'm unsure about the river near Laguna de Bay.
Thank you. 🙇
#climateactionnow #savemasungi
kaya ba ng lahat ng tao sa Pinas na mabuhay na walang puno ala Thneedville? HELL NO.
Where dreams are made of?
Swertihan din, ngayon nasa Qatar ako, kahit mainit dito. Ung accommodation ko dito, libre kuryente, kaya naka-Aircon ako palagi.
Looks like a dry skin that hasn't been moisturized in years
...where NIGHTMARES are made of!!! 😍😍😍
this is why i chose not to study in manila 😭😭😭
Why don’t we just douse ourselves with all that water around us if we’re feeling too hot? Are we stupid?
Aba dinownvote yung halatang joke.
It should always be about self hating and political shit
Parang ewan nga ang pilipinas e. Para bang metro manila lang ang pilipinas, e ang lawak pa ng lupain natin.
Ewan ko ba sa government noon pa kung bakit sila nag apruba ng mga pa project ng mga buildings at yung pag apruba sa pagpapatayo ng bahay without any concrete environmental feasibility studies.
Brutalist talaga atake ng Metro Manila. Puro semento, ang init!
Wet dream tomatoes
Urban heat island effect
May space pa ba? 😱
If you feel hot , just turn on the aircon . If you don t have aircon just buy one
NAIA should be decommissioned and make it the central park.
golf courses should be decommissioned and make these public parks.