HomeIloiloIloilo CityIloilo Flood Pictures and VideosThe worst flood in decades has just hit Iloilo. More than 80% of the Iloilo City was affected and a large portion of Iloilo Province was devastated, damaging homes, agriculture, livestock and infrastructure. The widespread flash floods was caused by th By Marcos Detourista on June 26, 2008The worst flood in decades has just hit Iloilo. More than 80% of the Iloilo City was affected and a large portion of Iloilo Province was devastated, damaging homes, agriculture, livestock and infrastructure. The widespread flash floods was caused by the large volume of rainfall from Typhoon Frank and to an extent environmental changes in the uplands and lowlands: global warming, deforestation, urban development. The flooding in the city was strong enough to drift away vehicles ranging from motorcycles to 4x4s. The photo shows a tricycle perched atop a car in Jaro District. Photo by Ashley DagdagHere are some Iloilo Flood Picture Galleries I found online:Oscar Nava Flickr Photostream Trigo26 Flickr Photostream Dinagyang.com Iloilo Flood Thread Iloilo Province Official Website Photo Gallery (There’s a link on the page for the Typhoon Frank albums) Iloilo City Official Website Photo GalleryIloilo Flood Videos:Mediascrape News Coverage of Philippine Typhoon – Iloilo Flood Mediascrape News Coverage of Philippine Typhoon – Iloilo Flood 2Rescue Operations during the Iloilo Flood in Jaro District Rescue Operations during the Iloilo Flood in Jaro District Slideshow Flood in Passi City, Iloilo Buntalan Bridge Destroyed in Leon, Iloilo Iloilo needs your help! There are still thousands of families who lost their homes and are currently living in evacuation centers or in makeshift houses beside streets and bridges. These unfortunate people need food, water, clothes, medicines, etc… Any form of assistance extended to the affected families of Iloilo City will be deeply appreciated. Please visit this page for contact details: https://www.exploreiloilo.com/blog/typhoon-frankfengshen-ravages-iloilo-philippines/Don’t leave yet. There’s more!Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name * Email * Website ΔThis site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Comments Alex Amoyan saysJuly 10, 2008 at 11:11 pmbaw dipunggol guid..ano man natabo sa iloilo? daw indi maintiendihan..daw ginisa ang situation..tanan nga ilonggo sa UAE kag mid east magbuligay ta kag tabangan ang iloilo…..mag amot kita directa sa provincia pero mag andam sa kurakot…help iloilo mga kababayan…thank you….Reply marilou tysinger saysJuly 6, 2008 at 11:21 amstill in my mind the cried of bro. and his family on the top of roof waiting for help when the flood strikes them in agutayan sta. barbarra and also my family n cab. sur,pavia that been rescued ryt after the flood. the videos n the pictures helps a lot to see the situation there n iloilo. i try to get some help here n abroad n hopefully this problem will go away. thanks marc, hopefully everything will back to normal again. God Bless iloilo!Reply mark saysJuly 5, 2008 at 8:37 pmnaka2wawa talaga ang mga nasalanta nang bagyo (Frank) sana pagtu-onan pansin nang city goverment at nang mga opisyalis d2 sa iloilo yung Flood Control Project… Sana maka-ahon uli yung Iloilo…Reply gudkisser23 saysJuly 3, 2008 at 11:48 pmyang yellow car na yan sa bankers village entrance yan sa tabuk suba… pero try yung pumasok sa petalsville subdivision mas malala parin kahit na july4 na mataas parin ang tubig at makapal parin ang putik, mahirap sa mga nag tatrabaho at sa mga estudyanteng lumabas pasok arawaraw. kasi bihira lng ang tricycle at pedicab kasi nga sa kapal ng putik… sana may makapasok dun at sana kunan nyo ng pics…Reply Marcos C. saysJuly 3, 2008 at 8:19 amOh… I just noticed it too. It’s quite diabolic, hehe.Reply Rex saysJuly 2, 2008 at 10:30 pmI notice something very peculiar with that car on the top photo.Reply pat tacan saysJune 28, 2008 at 7:49 pmMarc maraming salamat sa video , habang pinapanood ko ang video di ko mapigilan ang umiyak. Naaawa tlaga lalo na ang isang amang namatayan ng anak…. I already send my donation sa Pavia.Reply The WLL saysJune 28, 2008 at 6:58 amI actually saw them in TV here in Italy. I was furious because I could not contact anyone from home! My cousins and aunts live in Balantang and after a few days, they were able to charge their cell phones in Gaisano City Iloilo and only by then after that flood I was able to call them and know how they are. Good thing nothing really happened although my UP memorabilia are all gone because my room got flooded as well and i was not there!I also listened to bombo rafyo online and i heard mayor margarico of janiuay crying over the fate of his people. Too bad! I am sorry about the help, I also help but only directed to my family members who are also affected.Reply dyathel saysJune 27, 2008 at 4:47 pmhello! I also want to help those families who are affected by typhoon frank ..I reposted some details in you article on my site about contact #s for donations..this is the only way I can help..I hope it works!Reply da saysJune 26, 2008 at 12:42 pmThank you for taking the time to post this, very infomative.Reply Marcos C. saysJune 26, 2008 at 12:03 pmOur power supply just got back the other day, so I wasn’t able to post about the flood earlier. I also didn’t get the chance to take pictures during the flood because I was stranded here at home. Just like the rest, It’s also the first time that flood waters entered our house. It took days to clean all the mud off (we’re not even done yet).Good that your sister got rescued. I actually didn’t get to know the extent of the damage until I saw the videos and pictures. It’s really heartbreaking.Reply Lee saysJune 26, 2008 at 11:32 amMarc, bud! Am glad to know that you’re okay. I was a little bit worried there as I keep checking Explore Iloilo site for latest pics coverage and nothing appeared not until today (or yesterday?). I was talking to my sister-in-law last Sat. evening and after an hour, my eyes caught the news about flash floods already. That was quick, I would say! I felt sad while watching the video. I also learned that one of the resqued “rooftop survivors” is a cousin of mine who lives by herself. THANK GOD!Reply
Alex Amoyan saysJuly 10, 2008 at 11:11 pmbaw dipunggol guid..ano man natabo sa iloilo? daw indi maintiendihan..daw ginisa ang situation..tanan nga ilonggo sa UAE kag mid east magbuligay ta kag tabangan ang iloilo…..mag amot kita directa sa provincia pero mag andam sa kurakot…help iloilo mga kababayan…thank you….Reply
marilou tysinger saysJuly 6, 2008 at 11:21 amstill in my mind the cried of bro. and his family on the top of roof waiting for help when the flood strikes them in agutayan sta. barbarra and also my family n cab. sur,pavia that been rescued ryt after the flood. the videos n the pictures helps a lot to see the situation there n iloilo. i try to get some help here n abroad n hopefully this problem will go away. thanks marc, hopefully everything will back to normal again. God Bless iloilo!Reply
mark saysJuly 5, 2008 at 8:37 pmnaka2wawa talaga ang mga nasalanta nang bagyo (Frank) sana pagtu-onan pansin nang city goverment at nang mga opisyalis d2 sa iloilo yung Flood Control Project… Sana maka-ahon uli yung Iloilo…Reply
gudkisser23 saysJuly 3, 2008 at 11:48 pmyang yellow car na yan sa bankers village entrance yan sa tabuk suba… pero try yung pumasok sa petalsville subdivision mas malala parin kahit na july4 na mataas parin ang tubig at makapal parin ang putik, mahirap sa mga nag tatrabaho at sa mga estudyanteng lumabas pasok arawaraw. kasi bihira lng ang tricycle at pedicab kasi nga sa kapal ng putik… sana may makapasok dun at sana kunan nyo ng pics…Reply
Rex saysJuly 2, 2008 at 10:30 pmI notice something very peculiar with that car on the top photo.Reply
pat tacan saysJune 28, 2008 at 7:49 pmMarc maraming salamat sa video , habang pinapanood ko ang video di ko mapigilan ang umiyak. Naaawa tlaga lalo na ang isang amang namatayan ng anak…. I already send my donation sa Pavia.Reply
The WLL saysJune 28, 2008 at 6:58 amI actually saw them in TV here in Italy. I was furious because I could not contact anyone from home! My cousins and aunts live in Balantang and after a few days, they were able to charge their cell phones in Gaisano City Iloilo and only by then after that flood I was able to call them and know how they are. Good thing nothing really happened although my UP memorabilia are all gone because my room got flooded as well and i was not there!I also listened to bombo rafyo online and i heard mayor margarico of janiuay crying over the fate of his people. Too bad! I am sorry about the help, I also help but only directed to my family members who are also affected.Reply
dyathel saysJune 27, 2008 at 4:47 pmhello! I also want to help those families who are affected by typhoon frank ..I reposted some details in you article on my site about contact #s for donations..this is the only way I can help..I hope it works!Reply
Marcos C. saysJune 26, 2008 at 12:03 pmOur power supply just got back the other day, so I wasn’t able to post about the flood earlier. I also didn’t get the chance to take pictures during the flood because I was stranded here at home. Just like the rest, It’s also the first time that flood waters entered our house. It took days to clean all the mud off (we’re not even done yet).Good that your sister got rescued. I actually didn’t get to know the extent of the damage until I saw the videos and pictures. It’s really heartbreaking.Reply
Lee saysJune 26, 2008 at 11:32 amMarc, bud! Am glad to know that you’re okay. I was a little bit worried there as I keep checking Explore Iloilo site for latest pics coverage and nothing appeared not until today (or yesterday?). I was talking to my sister-in-law last Sat. evening and after an hour, my eyes caught the news about flash floods already. That was quick, I would say! I felt sad while watching the video. I also learned that one of the resqued “rooftop survivors” is a cousin of mine who lives by herself. THANK GOD!Reply