Laguna Lake Water Level Remains Above Critical-High Mark
The water level at Laguna Lake in the Philippines remains above its critical-high mark, raising concerns about potential impacts on Metro Manila. The Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) reported the water level at 12.65 meters, exceeding the critical threshold of 12.50 meters.
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