Tropical Depression ‘Luis’ and monsoon trigger landslides, class suspensions in Luzon
Tropical Depression ‘Luis’ and the enhanced southwest monsoon brought heavy rains to Luzon on Monday, triggering landslides and rockfalls across the region. Authorities have warned of continued heavy rainfall and potential flooding.
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