San Roque Dam Stops Spillway Discharge in Pangasinan
The San Roque Dam in Pangasinan, Philippines, has ceased its water discharge operations after a temporary increase due to heavy rainfall. The dam's water level is now within safe limits, and future rainfall and its impact on the region are being closely monitored.
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