Several streets in Tagbilaran City were flooded Monday night due to the effects of Tropical Storm Kristine.

Hannah Faith posted on her social media page that a portion of Barangay Booy is already impassable to motorists as the water continues to rise.

“Grabe ka baha!” she wrote.

Gregoria Flores also shared video of vehicles having a hard time passing by the road of the same city.

“Kusog ang uwan (The rain was too strong),” Flores added.

 The provincial government has decided to suspend classes from kindergarden to high school for both private and public schools due to an orange rainfall warning raised in Bohol.

“Flooding and rain-induced landslides are possible particularly in areas that are highly susceptible to these hazards as the province of Bohol is expected to experience heavy to intense rainfall,” wrote Governor Aris Aumentado.

The governor said suspension of classes is "a preventive step for all Boholanos, primarily to ensure their safety and for them to be with their respective families in this weather disturbance."

Those living in low-lying and coastal areas must take extra precaution, he said. 

 Boat trips are also canceled in the Western part of Bohol, per the Philippine Coastguard Central Visayas.

In Cebu, trips going to Ormoc, Maasin, Surigao and Palompon are currently suspended as storm signal warnings are hoisted over these areas.