Sitwasyon sa loob ng isang building sa UST, viral sa social media

- A video that was taken inside one of UST's buildings has been circulating on social media

- The St. Raymund de Peñafort of University Santo Tomas has been submerged in floodwaters

- As of 3 PM, the floodwaters are currently knee-to-waist deep in the said building

- The said video was released by The Flame, UST Faculty of Arts and Letters' student publication

A video that was taken inside the St. Raymund de Peñafort building at the University of Santo Tomas has been circulating on social media.

In a video that was provided by The Flame, UST Faculty of Arts and Letters' official student publication, floodwaters have entered the building.

As of 3 PM on Wednesday, July 24, the building was submerged with floodwater, knee-to-waist deep, which worried a lot of netizens online.

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"OMG Sa UST ito?"

"Kung may drainage lang sana."

"Jusko po mag-ingat po kayong lahat."

"Grabe! Nandiyan lang kami nung isang araw."

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Source: KAMI.com.gh