Four of Nine PH Dams See Slight Water Level Rise; Fair Weather Persists
Only four of nine monitored dams across the Philippines recorded a slight increase in water levels in the past 24 hours. Despite generally fair weather, concerns are rising over the impact of insufficient rainfall on water resources.
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