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MANILA, Philippines – Due to non-stop rains in Metro Manila and some parts of Luzon, authorities are closely monitoring the water level of some dams.
The National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council said on Tuesday, August 7, that 7 dams have already reached spilling levels: these are Angat and Ipo (Bulacan), La Mesa (Quezon City), Ambuklao and Binga (Benguet), and Pantabangan (Nueva Ecija).
Three dams (Ipo, Ambuklao, Binga, and San Roque) already opened some gates in the morning to release excess water.
Weather bureau Pagasa monitors nine dams in Luzon, and took note of changes in their water level. – Rappler.com
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Everyone is encouraged to help out. Check this list of evacuation centers and relief operations in Metro Manila for places near you.
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