NLEX Traffic Slows Amid San Simon Floods, Unprecedented Situation Reported
Flooding in San Simon, Pampanga has caused significant traffic slowdowns along the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), particularly in the Tulaoc area. NLEX officials described the situation as unprecedented and are considering infrastructure improvements.
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