Temporary Bridge Washed Away by Floodwaters in Maguindanao del Norte; Residents Urge Completion of Unfinished Permanent Structure
A temporary bridge in Maguindanao del Norte was washed away by floodwaters, highlighting the ongoing plight of residents relying on an unfinished permanent bridge construction project that began four years ago after the original was damaged by Typhoon Paeng.
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