Water Levels in 5 PH Dams Show Slight Increase, Drought Concerns Persist
Water levels at five of the nine monitored dams in the Philippines have slightly increased in the past 24 hours, but concerns over drought persist. The water level at La Mesa Dam, a crucial source for the capital region, remains low, drawing attention to potential impacts on daily life.
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