`flood control`

Anti-Corruption March from CCP Complex to Senate on Sept 14

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An anti-corruption mobilization will be held on September 14, starting at 9AM at the CCP Complex and marching to the Senate to demand flood control accountability. The event was announced on Reddit’s r/MANILA community. Flooding affects many Quezon City residents, so this mobilization gives citizens a chance to demand government accountability on flood control. It is a public, participatory action in Metro Manila that may influence policy discussions at the Senate. The assembly point is the CCP Complex at 9AM on September 14, with the march route heading to the Senate. No admission fee or registration was mentioned in the announcement; participants should check the Reddit post or organizer updates for route and safety information.

Lacson presents evidence of Laguna Lake flood-control and reclamation issues

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Senator Ping Lacson has reportedly presented boxed documentary evidence alleging flood control and land reclamation problems in a portion of Laguna Lake in Taguig. The announcement was shared via a Reddit post, but no specific date or venue was included. Flood control and land reclamation in Laguna Lake affect water management and environmental conditions across Metro Manila, including Quezon City. The senator’s evidence could prompt further investigation or policy action with regional impact. Residents interested in following the issue should monitor Senator Lacson’s official social media accounts and Senate committee announcements for verified schedules and documents. No public hearing date, venue, or registration details were included in the reported post.

Marcos: 30 Underground Water Catchment Sites Set for Flood Control

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that 30 underground water catchment sites have been identified to help control flooding, with excavation work set to begin as soon as possible. The national-level announcement affects flood-prone areas including Metro Manila and Quezon City. Quezon City residents frequently experience flooding during heavy rains, so new underground water catchment infrastructure could help reduce street-level flooding and property damage. This is a critical infrastructure update that may improve daily life and disaster preparedness in the coming rainy seasons. Specific locations, timelines, and budgets for the 30 sites have not yet been publicly released. Residents should monitor official government announcements for excavation schedules and possible traffic or road closures near the identified sites.