Angat Dam Recovers to 200m Level After Historic Low, Easing Metro Manila Water Supply Fears
Angat Dam has recovered nearly 50 meters from its historic low, surpassing the 200-meter mark due to increased rainfall from the southwest monsoon. This eases immediate concerns over Metro Manila's water supply, though vigilance against potential El Niño-induced drought remains.
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