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  1. MMDA is leading a flood reduction campaign in Metro Manila, with Ralph Recto involved in the expansion of the program.
  2. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is monitoring flooding and river levels in the Marikina River.
  3. MMDA reports flooding across Metro Manila, affecting the region as of August 1st.
  4. Monsoon interaction and flood control issues cause flooding and infrastructure damage in Metro Manila.

Flooding affects nearby areas of Metro Manila, including Antipolo, due to flood control projects funded with billions.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 19
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Flooding affects nearby areas of Metro Manila, including Antipolo, due to flood control projects funded with billions.

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  1. Flooding was reported in the capital city streets of Manila on August 1, 2026.Sub-event
  2. Flooding in Metro Manila linked to large-scale flood control projects.1 source

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Monsoon interaction and flood control issues cause flooding and infrastructure damage in Metro Manila. All 2 developments

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