Angat Dam Water Level Recovers Above Minimum Operating Level
The water level of Angat Dam in the Philippines has risen above its minimum operating level, recovering from historic lows caused by the El Niño phenomenon. This recovery, attributed to continuous rainfall, is expected to stabilize water supply for Metro Manila.
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