7 of 10 SINKING; Zetas Right Again - Philippine flood destruction looks like it was hit by a tsunami!!!

Indonesia SINKING:

/ Tidal flooding or ROB again hit Jakarta. This time rob floods inundated two-RW in Kamal Muara, Penjaringan, North Jakarta /

/ Flood tide or rob partially flooded road segments RE Martadinata, Ancol, North Jakarta, as high as forty centimeters. Due to standing water, forced to stand in line to pass vehicles in low speed. A number of two-wheeled vehicles and even a strike /

/ Department of Agriculture Tuban, East Java, ensuring 150 hectares (ha) of rice plants in four villages in the District Plumpang experienced crop failure due to flood. /

/ 30 hectares of rice fields owned by Village Seunong, District Two Meurah flooded mud mixed with rocks . /

/ Two District in Baubau Isolated by Flood /

/ The rain which flushed Samarinda Friday (23/12) yesterday morning, resulting in some flooded areas /

Philippines SINKING:

/ Philippine flood destruction like tsunami!!

A southern Philippine area devastated by flash floods that killed more than 1,000 people looks like it was hit by a tsunami, a U.N. official said Thursday as he appealed for $28 million in aid for the region. /

And that it's flood like the tsunami also confirms numerous amount of other articles.

Tsunami flood

SOZT "This was NOT due to sinking as the water came and went quickly, not lingering." EOZT

I have not found no one article which said that the water still standing! She is recede!

/ As quickly as the flooding came, the water started to recede. /

/ Cruz told GMA television. "It happened so fast, at a time when people were fast asleep."Source found here/

Also, the Philippine media have reported that the water came from the mountains and the sea! It's folding Philippines Plate!

/ Water from mountains. An official of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said the rains brought by Sendong were not the main cause of the floods in Iligan and Cagayan de Oro. “It’s the topography. The water came from the mountains that’s why it happened so fast /

Source found here

This is photo also shows that the water is gone quickly!

NASA photo satellite

We had a message stating that there was a high tide but did not specify a height.

/ Floods were worsened by high tide! /

Source found here

SOZT
There has clearly been tsunami activity on the Sunda Plate of late, as noted by Nancy in her most recent newsletter.
http://www.zetatalk.com/newsletr/issue272.htm
Not just the 12 foot tsunami in Kuala Terengganu, but 8 foot high waves in Viet Nam and near 10 foot waves swamping a ship near Jakarta. We predicted the possibility of tsunami activity,
http://www.zetatalk.com/info/tinfx341.htm
and roiling water on the Sunda Plate during the 7 of 10 sinking, especially when the pace is rapid. Is this what happened in the Philippines? Yes and no. There are many factors afoot. A tropical storm was passing through, and it was also at a time of high tide.

This was NOT due to sinking as the water came and went quickly, not lingering. Nor is this portion of Mindanao expected to sustain sinking during the 7 of 10. But the primary influence was a tsunami type influx caused by the CLASH of water pouring in from the folding Philippine Plate. As the plate folds, the water must go elsewhere and one direction it disburses is through the island cluster just north of Mindanao. This time, however, these waters met the storm surge of Tropical Storm Washi, a clash which by momentum was carried over the north shore of Mindanao.

Why is this tsunami activity occurring in the evenings or in the dead of night? There is a THIRD factor afoot in the daily wobble, which not only pushes the globe under her waters but also jerks the globe to and fro so that plate movement occur. The Figure 8
http://www.zetatalk.com/index/orbits.htm
formed above the N Pole takes a strong swing to and fro when the Sun is over the North Atlantic. This action forces the lands on the Sunda Plate to the east, suddenly, so eastern coastlines have a rush of water to deal with. A complicated scenario, especially given high tides and a folding Philippine Plate in the vicinity.
EOZT

Singapore SINKING:

/ Flash floods hits several areas of Singapore /

/ Flash floods again hit Orchard Road, the famous business district of Singapore. Stagnant water in a number of shops and cafes still knee-deep in adults. /

Malaysia SINKING:

/ Almost 30 Orang Asli families in Kampung Pucur, near Kahang, which has been cut off by the floods, now do not have clean water supply as the flood has contaminated the water in a nearby river which has been their main source of water supply. /

/ Floods have caused 218 people from 51 families to be evacuated to relief centres in Maran. /

Philippines:

‘A minute’s delay could have been tragic’

ILIGAN CITY—I wasn’t worried when an SUV went around the neighborhood frantically honking its horn, or when I saw barefoot people huddled in the corner store under pouring rain.

But a man clad only in his briefs in the downpour at around midnight on Friday prompted me to investigate.

Water was rising in the lower section of the neighborhood near the Bayug River, but I did not realize the gravity of the flooding until my brother rushed to the house, yelling, “Let’s go.” I distinctly remember hearing him sloshing through the water as he made his way to our garage.

We only had time to grab the essentials. My mother, my brother and his wife and their two kids aged 4 and 1, and the two maids only had time to jump into the car. I had to push the car so it could move forward as the water was already higher than the tail pipe.

I told them to keep moving and not to wait for me as the street was quickly turning into a river. A delay of one minute could have been tragic, but I thank the stars that they did not stop.

Unfortunately, the rampaging water caught up with me and other people fleeing on foot in the national highway.

I had to hold on to a minivan to keep me from getting tossed away.

By this time, debris were swirling in the water. A man was nearly hit by a refrigerator swept in the current. A cow and a procession of cars floated like toys in the rampaging flood. One vehicle smashed the foot of the overpass, causing people there to scream in panic.

The six-lane highway below had turned into an angry river. It felt like we were up a tree clinging on to dear life as a ferocious monster growled below.

As quickly as the flooding came, the water started to recede. By 5 a.m., people were heading back to their homes. The rising sun revealed the extent of the destruction during the night.

I marveled at the flood’s handiwork. Our house was in shambles. At nearby Orchids Subdivision close to Bayug River, rows and rows of houses were destroyed. People were laying out the dead on the pavement.

Someone told me that many of the dead took shelter in a two-story concrete house thinking they would be safe there. A 30-foot log hurtled “like a missile” and smashed the house, breaking the skulls and bones of people inside.

I hope that this doesn’t happen again. I only hope that we can be prepared better next time

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/113665/%E2%80%98a-minute%E2%80%99s-del...

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UN: Philippine flood destruction like tsunami

ILIGAN, Philippines — A southern Philippine area devastated by flash floods that killed more than 1,000 people looks like it was hit by a tsunami, a U.N. official said Thursday as he appealed for $28 million in aid for the region.
Children, affected by the last Friday's flash flooding, pray prior to receiving relief goods and toys at an evacuation center Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011 in Cagayan De Oro city, southern Philippines. Tens of thousands of residents continue to be housed in evacuation centers in the two cities of Cagayan De Oro and Iligan after the floods that killed more than a thousand people and washed away their homes. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)
Siblings of five-day-old baby Aizee Tumanda try to wake her up as she sleeps in an evacuation center Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2011 in Cagayan De Oro city, southern Philippines. Mother Anna Liza gave birth to baby Aizee on the roof of a medical center after they were rescued by police. Their house were totally destroyed. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)
Flood-affected residents queue up for relief goods being distributed at an evacuation center Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011 following the last Friday's flash flooding brought about by Tropical storm Washi in Cagayan De Oro city, southern Philippines. Tens of thousands of residents continue to be housed in evacuation centers in the two cities of Cagayan De Oro and Iligan after the floods that killed more than a thousand people and washed away their homes. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)
Children get their thumbs marked with ink to prevent duplication as they queue up for relief goods being distributed at an evacuation center Thursday, Dec. 22, 2011 following the last Friday's flash flooding brought about by Tropical storm Washi in Cagayan De Oro city, southern Philippines. Tens of thousands of residents continue to be housed in evacuation centers in the two cities of Cagayan De Oro and Iligan after the floods that killed more than a thousand people and washed away their homes.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/113665/%E2%80%98a-minute%E2%80%99s-del...

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Singapore:

Flash Floods In Several Parts Of Singapore Including Orchard Road

SINGAPORE, Dec 23 (Bernama) -- Flash floods hits several areas of Singapore including the republic's most famous shopping alley, Orchard Road, following prolonged heavy rain in the southern and central parts of the city state Friday.

In a statement, PUB, the national water agency, said from 2.20pm to 5.20pm, the total recorded rainfall was 152.8mm at Orchard Road.

Flash floods occurred at Cuscaden Road, Newton Circus, Kampong Java, Lincoln Road, Wee Nam Road, Cambridge Road, the junction of Moulmein Road and Thomson Road in front of United Square, and the junction of Bukit Timah junction and Sixth Avenue.

Flood waters reached up to a height of 30 centimetres for some areas and generally subsided within one hour, except at Cambridge Road, Newton Circus and junction of Moulmein Road and Thomson Road in front of United Square where the waters subsided by 6pm.

The affected areas are mainly low-lying areas.

At Orchard Road, floodwaters pooled at the open area of Liat Towers, the underpass between Lucky Plaza and Ngee Ann City, and the basement of Lucky Plaza due to the sustained heavy downpour.

Up to eight gates at Marina Barrage were opened to maintain the water level at the Marina Reservoir within the normal range.

PUB officers and Traffic police were on site to render assistance.

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsgeneral.php?id=636281

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Flood lunge Orchard Road Singapore
Singapore, suaramerdeka.com - Flash floods again hit Orchard Road, the famous business district of Singapore. Stagnant water in a number of shops and cafes still knee-deep in adults. Flooding was reported Straitstimes, occurred around 1700 local time, (23/12).

Flood conditions make Singaporeans who were in Orchard Road locations anxiety. Even seem many vehicles submerged in water, and unique, the visitors must pass a cafe on a chair to cross in order to avoid the puddles.

In fact Orchard Road, Singapore, is mentioned as a place filled with festive decorations, Christmas lights in the world. In 2010, Frommers named area of Orchard Road in category 10 Locations World Best Light Entertainment.

Through the Facebook page of his, the Agency's National Water Singapore stated that the flood is not only a hit in Orchard Road alone but in Balestier, Cambridge Road, Monk's Hill, Cuscaden Road, Lincoln Road, United Square, Moulmein Road and the junction of Bukit Timah junction and Sixth Avenue.

At last in June 2011, floods had also struck the central and western parts of Singapore due to heavy rain. To cause a Tanglin Mall basement flooded.

http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.php/read/news/2011/12/24/105022/Ba...

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Malaysia:

Orang Asli In Kampung Pucur Facing Clean Water Shortage

KLUANG, Dec 23 (Bernama) -- Almost 30 Orang Asli families in Kampung Pucur, near Kahang, which has been cut off by the floods, now do not have clean water supply as the flood has contaminated the water in a nearby river which has been their main source of water supply.

The village head, Semangah Ahmad, 49, said the people in the village had to get their water supply from a river in Punan, which was quite far.

He told reporters that he had raised the matter to Kahang Assemblyman R.Vidyananthan, who visited the village a few days ago.

"We hope that efforts will be made to send clean water supply to us," he told reporters during a visit by Civil Defence Department director-general, Datuk Sulaiman Keling, to the village here Friday.

On the flood situation in the village, Semangah said it was not as bad as the floods in 2006 and 2007.

"We abide by the advice from the authorities to evacuate and most of the residents are now at the flood relief centres," he added.

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsindex.php?id=636282

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218 Flood Victims Evacuated To Relief Centres In Maran

MARAN, Dec 23 (Bernama) -- Floods have caused 218 people from 51 families to be evacuated to relief centres in Maran.

According to Maran MP, Datuk Ismail Abd Muttalib, their homes in Kampung Paya Chedong and Kampung Luit were inundated under 0.5 to 1.5 metres of water as of noon today, following heavy rain overnight.

He told this to reporters when met at one of two relief centres sheltering the victims here.

He added that all the victims were being cared for by the Welfare Department.

Meanwhile, Deputy, Information Communications and Culture Minister Datuk Maglin Dennis D'Cruz, who launched the National Library Malaysia's 1Malaysia Information Literacy Module at Sekolah Kebangsaan Padang Luit here today, also spent some time visiting flood victims sheltered at the Kampung Luit public hall.

In TEMERLOH, the Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry's Pahang director Mohd Aruwan Ab Aziz said wholesalers, retailers, traders and supermarket in the state had been given permission to hold 30 per cent more stock in view of the flood season in the east coast so as to ensure there would be no shortage of essential items.

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsgeneral.php?id=636176

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Indonesia:

ROB Flood Flood in Kamal Muara Dua RW

Tidal flooding or ROB again hit Jakarta. This time rob floods inundated two-RW in Kamal Muara, Penjaringan, North Jakarta, Friday (12/23/2011).

Deputy Mayor of North Jakarta, Mangara Pardede and Head of Department of Public Works (PU) of Water Rifig Abdulah perform direct peninjaun rob flooding to the area.

In a review conducted, Mangara Pardede said currently carrying out a construction embankment.

"The governor is currently shared with the government will build a dike retaining the waves and implement flood control master plan," said the resident RT 05/01 Mangara, Juamt (12/23/2011).

To that end, the Deputy Mayor who did review the construction of embankments with surrounding dikes, ask the contractor to patch and after finish the embankment retaining these waves, so that people can feel calm.

Meanwhile, Head of Water Works Agency Rifig Abdullah told, the manufacture of retaining embankment rob currently being worked on.

"The construction of levees around the neighborhood residents RW 01 and EW 02, Kamal Muara village," he explained.

Expected with the construction of the dike embankment with a height 1.4 meters, 509 meters long, the residents will no longer experience flooding due to rob.

"This is one flood precaution rob, by doing construction," explained Rifig.

Rifig city government said, also will start a project of the river in 2012. "It will be done dredging the river narrows across 10 Jakarta, one channel and four reservoirs which divides the capital." Making dikes and dredging rivers, as a first step to anticipate flooding, "said Rifig.

Kamal Muara Tri Subektio headman who accompanied the Vice Mayor said that rob puddle between 30 to 10 centimeters. "Flood rob, do not disturb neighborhood residents and activities," he said. (AEF / At)

http://www.berita8.com/read/2011/12/23/2/51201/Banjir-ROB-Genangi-D...

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Put the water flooded the Regis Road

Flood tide or rob partially flooded road segments RE Martadinata, Ancol, North Jakarta, as high as forty centimeters. Due to standing water, forced to stand in line to pass vehicles in low speed. A number of two-wheeled vehicles and even a strike.

VIDEO

http://tv.liputan6.com/main/read/5/1071320/0/air-pasang-menggenangi...

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150 Hectares of Rice in Tuban Puso

TUBAN - MICOM: Department of Agriculture Tuban, East Java, ensuring 150 hectares (ha) of rice plants in four villages in the District Plumpang experienced crop failure due to flood. Material losses estimated at Rp450 million.

Four villagers who plant rice crop failures that diantarannya Cangkring Village, Plumpang, klotok, and Sembungrejo. Meanwhile, the average puso plants were 15-30 days old after transplanting (DAT).

Head of Agriculture Kusno Adiwidjoto Tuban regency, Friday (23/12) states in the subdistrict Plumpang flooding due to high rainfall. He said it was compounded by not smooth drainage due to material deposition angunan to repair the bridge in the Village elatan Kuwu, District Widang.

Condition, he said, resulting in water that should flow to the east up to culminate in the Solo instead returned to the west and mengenanggi rice plants. (YK/OL-04)

http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2011/12/23/286548/289/101/150-He...

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30 Hectares of Land Residents flooded Pijay Lumpur

TRIBUNNEWS.COM, ACEH - Due to heavy rain which flushed in a number of areas in Pidie Jaya, Aceh, Friday (23/12/2011) at around 17.00 hrs resulted in 30 hectares of rice fields owned by Village Seunong, District Two Meurah flooded mud mixed with rocks .

"The flood that hit the 30 hectares of paddy fields in two Gampong Seunong and Meunasah Kulam Pidie Jaya dikarenaka by making exploitation of minerals in the C form of volcanic rock by the counterparty," said Azhar (30) residents Gmpong Seunong, District Two Meurah, Pidie Jaya, to Serambinews. com, Friday (23/12).

Until now mud mixed with rocks from the hills Glee Jatoe Kaye continues mengenanggi rice fields so that the resulting plant community residents to crop failure.

Up at 18:00 pm said Azhar, the water has exceeded the safety of the river embankment Krueng Luebuek Irrigation. However, the predicted water will commemorate settlement residents. "People are now starting to worry," he said. (Idris ismail)

http://www.tribunnews.com/2011/12/23/30-ha-lahan-warga-pijay-digena...

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Two District in Baubau Isolated by Flood

Metrotvnews.com, Baubau: Torrential rains that hit the city of Baubau, Southeast Sulawesi, on Saturday (24/12) morning, resulting in uninterrupted access road along the shaft Bataraguru 2 kilometers. As a result of two isolated districts and a number of passing vehicles stuck.

Floods as high as 30 centimeters occurred along the road segment Bataraguru, Tomba and Betoambari in the City of Baubau, Southeast Sulawesi. As a result, access roads connecting the two districts were cut off.

Flooding also caused a number of vehicles experiencing engine died. The riders had to push kendaraanya one kilometer. But some riders prefer to rotate the direction of District and Sub Wolio Betoambari.

Flooding is often happening in the city of Baubau during heavy rain. Poor drainage system in the city is a major factor in the occurrence of floods. Residents urged local governments trying to cope with flooding, so that the activities of people are not disturbed. (Riz)

http://www.metrotvnews.com/read/newsvideo/2011/12/24/142022/Dua-Kec...

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Not Now Program Can Overcome Flood

SAMARINDA - The rain which flushed Samarinda Friday (23/12) yesterday morning, resulting in some flooded areas. Particularly in areas such as subscriptions flood Antasai Prince Street, Jalan Juanda, Gastric Mangkurat Road, Street Guerilla, until the area Sempaja (Jalan Jalan Wahid Hashim and AM Noor).
From the observation Kaltim Post, the water not only flooded the road and densely populated areas. However, the rain resulted in government offices like the Department of Industry and Trade of Samarinda in Jalan Juanda did not escape from a pool of water.
Besides flooding, the intensity of rain which lasted about 6 hours starting at 02:00 to 08:00 local time, it also resulted in traffic congestion. Flood at Jalan P Antasari, for example. Here, anteran passing vehicles to and from Antasari P Street, snaking up to hundreds of meters.
Many four-wheel vehicle that slows the rate of the vehicle. Two-wheeler riders are also many vehicles turn back for fear of intruding water strike. High water reaches the adult knee. Flood conditions exacerbated by a perforated contour path. When the rider was not careful, get ready plunged into the gaping hole.
Ria Fitria Juwita, residents who crossed the path P kebutulan Antasari said the floods in Samarinda government should be taken seriously, so as not to harm many parties. "If you want to flood everywhere difficult. Flood too often harm small children. Because flooding has always been a favorite place for kids to play, "said the veiled woman is.
Head of Division (Head) Flood Control and Irrigation Department of Highways (DBMP) Samarinda Ari Hermawanto admitted, yesterday's rain resulted in some flooded areas Samarinda. "We're not blind. But all the programs that are made have not been able to stop the flood as a whole. Even so, efforts have been made to minimize, "he said.
He added that problems related to flood it has an inventory of flood prone areas. So that the area will be prioritized to be addressed in 2012. "Especially the urban areas and densely populated. However, all existing improvements will be tailored to the existing budget, "he added.
Moreover, he added, the program will be done is to normalize the channel that is often flooded. To maximize this project, it has budgeted purchase of two units vacuum mud. "The fund is around Rp 7.5 billion for pengalokasinannya. Later the machine is placed in the usual channels clogged with mud. This program just can not do without community support. Example, culture of trash in its place must be adhered to society, "he said. (Luc / IBR)