Impending Water Crisis??

**kagalingan** · April 3rd, 2020 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by akosijhay

Kags, possible din ung ongoing Covid crisis kaya ganyan ang bawas. Observation ko lang dito saamin, ung dating binibili na mga grocery items (canned good, etc) hindi naman hinihugasan, pero ngayon naging habit na namin para ma lessen ung chance na mapasok ung virus sa bahay. Isa pa, wala na mabilhan ng alcohol sa mga grocery kaya mas madalas ung paghuhugas ng kamay as per advise na rin ng DOH.

sinabihan din ako friend ko sa medical industry na hugasan ko daw mga bibilhin sa supermarket. Pero matrabaho yan kaya ang gagawin ko sa next grocery eh by the box na sealed bibilhin ko yung lagi nacoconsume. Tapos yung mga ibang tingi ang huhugasan ko.

yung last na bili ko gatas buti box binili ko bale sa bodega kinuha ng bagger so less expose pag sa display.

**kagalingan** · August 5th, 2020 01:41 PM

181.97

Kailangan na talaga maging maulan ang august september. I hope wag naman one time big time. Gradual sana and focus sa angat area.

210 meters angat dam eh kulang na kulang sa dami condominium.

**kagalingan** · August 12th, 2020 09:42 AM

183.01

Bitin. Weather gods..... Come visit the phiippines. Doon sa mga dams

**kagalingan** · August 16th, 2020 12:17 PM

182.86

kulang pa habagat.

**kagalingan** · August 21st, 2020 11:16 AM

Almost all Poooohsitive today except for caliraya

Angat +.21

Ipo +.14

Lamesa +.05

Ambuklaso +.55

Binga +.62

San Rogue +.40

Pantabanganan +.18

Magat +.41

Caliraya -.05

Kailangana ng pinas bagyo habagat na malaki coverage.

**kagalingan** · September 2nd, 2020 04:36 PM

Nakanangbuhay naman ito = 180.06

dami talaga taeh sa metro manila. Anakan ng anakan mga kuneho kayo ang lilibog nyo

**Monseratto** · September 8th, 2020 07:22 PM

Metro Manila water allocation cut after decline in Angat Dam levels | BusinessWorld

THE WATER allocation for Metro Manila has been reduced to 46 cubic meters per second (cms) from 48 cms to address the declining water levels in Angat Dam, the National Water Resources Board (NWRB) said.

In a mobile phone message, NWRB Executive Director Sevillo D. David Jr. said Angat Dam experienced low rainfall at its watershed during July and August.

"We reverted to the regular location of 46 cms considering the current level of Angat Dam," Mr. David said.

On Friday morning, water levels at Angat Dam fell 16 centimeters to 179.53 meters, below the dam's minimum operating level of 180 meters and far from its normal elevation of 212 meters, according to the government weather service, known as PAGASA.

However, Mr. David said the agency is looking forward to the rainfall projected by PAGASA.