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Laguna Lake Water Level Drops Below Critical Threshold Amid El Niño
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Laguna Lake Water Level Drops Below Critical Threshold Amid El Niño

Laguna de Bay's water level has dropped to 12.20 meters, falling below the critical 12.50-meter threshold due to the El Niño phenomenon. This decline raises concerns for fisheries, navigation, and surrounding communities.

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