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PAGASA: Water in Angat Dam less than 1 meter above critical level
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Angat Dam in Bulacan, which supplies more than 90 percent of Metro Manila's water needs, moved closer to the 180-meter level, the critical level for irrigation.
PAGASA's 6 a.m. Friday update indicated Angat's water level was at 180.95 meters, down 0.27 meters from the 181.22 meters on Thursday.
The dam has a normal high level of 212 meters.
Last year, the water supply from Angat for irrigation was cut after its water level fell below 180 meters.
Angat's critical level for drinking water is 160 meters.
Meanwhile, water levels in most major dams in Luzon continued to fall as of Friday, including:
- Ipo: 100.47 from 100.48 meters Thursday
- La Mesa: 79.01 from 79.04 meters Thursday
- Ambuklao: 745.91 from 746.2 meters Thursday
- Binga: 567.81 from 568.37 meters Thursday
- San Roque: 239.51 from 239.65 meters Thursday
- Caliraya: 287.9 from 288.03 meters Thursday
- La Mesa: 79.01 from 79.04 meters Thursday
- Ambuklao: 745.91 from 746.2 meters Thursday
- Binga: 567.81 from 568.37 meters Thursday
- San Roque: 239.51 from 239.65 meters Thursday
- Caliraya: 287.9 from 288.03 meters Thursday
Only Pantabangan (179.35 from 179.34) and Magat (183.51 from 183.49) had their water levels increase from Thursday. — Joel Locsin/LBG, GMA News
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