LUCENA CITY — The water level of Laguna de Bay dropped to 12.20 meters on Monday afternoon (Oct. 19), remaining below the 12.50-meter critical-high threshold, according to the Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA).  The latest reading, recorded at 1 p.m., was 30 centimeters below the critical-high level, according to an LLDA advisory. READ: El Niño threat triggers race to save power, water in provinces “Based on the latest official monitoring of the Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA), the water level of Laguna Lake continues to show a steady downward trend,” the agency said in an advisory. “This declining trend has been […]...

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