Angat Dam Water Level Drops Below Critical Mark, Raising Concerns for Irrigation and Power Supply
The water level of Angat Dam in the Philippines has fallen below its critical 160-meter mark, raising concerns over its impact on water supply to Metro Manila, irrigation, and power generation. El Niño conditions are also cited as a contributing factor.
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