Palace Urges Public to Collect Rainwater from Super Typhoon Rosal Amid El Niño Fears
The Presidential Palace urged the public to collect rainwater from Super Typhoon Rosal (international name: Champi), echoing President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s earlier advice to prepare for the El Niño phenomenon.
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