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SPECIAL REPORT: By the time PAGASA sounded the alarm, Manila’s students were already in schoolsLatest in Metro Manila Flooding
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SPECIAL REPORT: By the time PAGASA sounded the alarm, Manila’s students were already in schools

A closer look at why the rainfall warning came late, and why classes couldn’t have been suspended sooner There were no rainfall warnings hanging over Metro Manila in the early hours of Wednesday, September 9, even as clouds gathered thick and low across the region overnight. Then, without a single…

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What the City of Manila could look like if water levels rise by two meters
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What the City of Manila could look like if water levels rise by two meters

The City of Manila will be under water should sea levels rise by two meters, and if society fails to act quickly to mitigate the impact of climate change. Vast portions of the capital, already prone to flooding, could disappear beneath the waves along with other coastal and low-lying communities…

EXCLUSIVE: Pumping station sa QC na itinuturong sanhi ng pagbaha, Discaya-owned St. Timothy Construction ang contractor
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EXCLUSIVE: Pumping station sa QC na itinuturong sanhi ng pagbaha, Discaya-owned St. Timothy Construction ang contractor

QUEZON CITY — Tahasang itinuro ng Brgy. Damar ang itinatayong pumping station sa Brgy. Sto. Domingo na siyang dahilan ng pagbaha sa kanilang lugar sa kasagsagan ng bagyo at habagat. Sa aking ekslusibong report, bukod sa Brgy. Damar, binaha rin ang Brgy. Talayan, Brgy. Tatalon at Brgy. Sto. Domingo…

Isko blasts DPWH over failed flood control projects, pumping stations: ‘Tumigil na kayo’
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Isko blasts DPWH over failed flood control projects, pumping stations: ‘Tumigil na kayo’

Manila City Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno Domagoso lashed out at the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) for bypassing the local government and building flood control projects without coordination. In a joint press conference with San Miguel Corporation (SMC) and the Metro Manila…

Blocked Tullahan river behind Metro Manila floods, says RSA
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Blocked Tullahan river behind Metro Manila floods, says RSA

San Miguel Corporation (SMC) President and CEO Ramon S. Ang said Friday, August 8, that aerial inspections revealed a much deeper cause behind Metro Manila’s persistent flooding—a massive obstruction along the Tullahan River, the region’s main drainage outlet. Speaking alongside MMDA Chairman…

How Ramon Ang plans to end Metro Manila flooding, at no cost to the government
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How Ramon Ang plans to end Metro Manila flooding, at no cost to the government

San Miguel Corporation (SMC) President and CEO Ramon S. Ang on Friday, August 8, unveiled his bold, multi-pronged solution to address Metro Manila’s persistent flooding at no cost to the government—starting with unblocking the Tullahan River and removing roads, houses, and schools that were…

Mayor Isko backs President Marcos’ plan to go after officials behind failed flood control projects
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Mayor Isko backs President Marcos’ plan to go after officials behind failed flood control projects

Manila City Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno Domagoso on Monday evening lauded President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s firm stance against corrupt officials and contractors behind failed and substandard flood control projects, saying it echoes the capital city’s own urgent concerns. Domagoso welcomed the…

Isko: Let LGUs run flood control systems
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Isko: Let LGUs run flood control systems

Manila City Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno Domagoso has called for the transfer of operations and maintenance of flood control infrastructure to local government units (LGUs), citing the failure of national agencies and political interference in projects meant to mitigate flooding in the capital.…

SPECIAL REPORT: Laguna Lake on the verge of becoming the Philippines’ largest septic tank
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SPECIAL REPORT: Laguna Lake on the verge of becoming the Philippines’ largest septic tank

The Laguna Lake is fast deteriorating into the country’s “biggest septic tank,” Biñan City Rep. Walfredo “Arman” Dimaguila Jr. warned on Saturday, August 2. In an interview on DZRH News’ Special on Saturday, Rep. Dimaguila urged the Marcos Jr. administration to take urgent and science-based action…

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