Flooded once with water, flooded twice with greed
October 9, 2025
By Dianne Elizabeth Alcantara, The BEACON The Southwest Monsoon, or Habagat, has been wrecking parts of the country with heavy rains and floods for months
By Dianne Elizabeth Alcantara, The BEACON The Southwest Monsoon, or Habagat, has been wrecking parts of the country with heavy rains and floods for months
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