PH Dams Show Minor Fluctuations in Water Levels
Major dams across the Philippines are experiencing minor fluctuations in water levels, with some rising slightly and others dipping. This trend, observed as the rainy season nears its end, raises concerns about potential impacts on irrigation and power supply.
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