Titles and summaries are AI-extracted from news reporting; every source is linked below. Event id 6b4add89-d2cd-49d2-a7de-dd6879eb5095.
Two flood control structures in Pampanga were heavily damaged on Friday afternoon, just 10 months after a portion of the nearby Candating flood control system collapsed along the Pampanga River. A 50-meter portion of the P291-million San Mateo flood control system caved in while a 30-meter portion of the Lacquios flood control system was damaged in the same town. The damage occurred despite the absence of rain on Friday, with water from the river seeping into the cracks until the structure collapsed. The 311-meter San Mateo floodwall was designed to prevent the water coming from the Pampanga River from inundating nearby communities. Now, the more than 200 families in the area fear that water would breach the damaged portion of the embankment if the river rises again.
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