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LAUREL, Batangas: Environmental agencies have found higher-than-desired levels of contaminants in water samples taken from the Tabanga River in Barangay Poblacion, one of the tributaries flowing into Taal Lake. We are conducting water quality monitoring of the tributaries of Taal Lake because it is part of the TVPL (Taal Volcano Protective Landscape) Management Plan, and at the same time, we can also assess the current status of the water quality of the rivers, Gina Medanilla, senior environmental management specialist of the Provincial Government Environment and Natural Resources Office (PGenro), said in an interview on Saturday.
Published July 25, 2021, 10:58 AM
CALATAGAN, Batangas – A fissures surfaced in Sitio Putol, Barangay Bagong Silang while an incident of landslide was recorded in Barangay Luya, both in this municipality due to the 6.6-magnitude quake that occured at exactly 4:49 in the morning on Saturday, the Municipal Disaster and Risk Reduction Management Officer Ronald Torres reported.
Another incident of landslide beside a school building that is being built at the Miranda Elementary School in Talisay town was also reported but the MDRRMO here believed that the incident was triggered by the bad weather that uninterruptedly brought heavy rains and loosened the ground.
In the municipality of Taal, new fissures and sinkholes surfaced in barangays Lagile and Apacay, but Taal mayor Fulgencio Mercado cannot ascertain yet whether the ground movements were due to earthquake of to the recent eruption of Taal Volcano and the torrential rains brought by typhoon Fabian and the southwest monsoon or haba
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