Lake Lanao, Pulangi Dam Water Levels Drop Due to Scant Rainfall
Water levels at Lake Lanao in Lanao del Sur and Pulangi Dam in Bukidnon have receded due to insufficient rainfall, raising concerns among officials about potential impacts on power generation and irrigation.
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