Philippines: Monsoon Floods Submerge Manila Homes, Roads

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Philippines: Monsoon Floods Submerge Manila Homes, Roads

Floodwaters submerged homes and roads across Manila on Monday as the southwest monsoon, locally known as "Habagat," brought heavy rain to the Philippines' northern island of Luzon, with some homes inundated up to the second floor.

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  • Philippines Video Recording Date/Time: August 17, Manila, 2026 at 10:26h, Video Location: Taft Avenue

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