Baguio City Prepares for Super El Niño Amidst Tourism Boom and Water Demand
Baguio City, a prime tourist destination in the Philippines, is bracing for a potential "Super El Niño." Rising water demand from a tourism boom is testing the city's water supply system, prompting proactive measures.
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