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Bawas tubig, dagdag krisis?

By Fatima Caberos - May 20, 2020 | 

PAGASA hydrologists stated that the water level in Luzon has increased due to the heavy rains brought by Typhoon Ambo. But aside from tropical cyclones, what are the other factors that increase water levels in major dams in Luzon?

To know more about the recovery periods of dams, watch the video below:

Fatima Caberos

Graduating with a Communication degree in Miriam College, Fatima’s journey in media began in 2013 when she worked as a Talent Coordinator for a noontime show. After being a Road Manager in a talent agency, a Content Producer of online shows and a Field Producer for a news and current affairs program, she landed on Panahon TV where she enjoys producing special segments. During her spare time, Fatima loves to eat, travel, binge-watch movies and TV shows, and read random articles online.

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