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Barangays in Bulacan flooded as dams release water
Typhoon Quinta and high tides from Manila Bay have submerged 21 barangays in Hagonoy and Calumpit, Bulacan, with floodwaters reaching one to five feet.
The Macaiban Bridge in Sta. Maria and Lias Road in Marilao have become impassable due to the flooding.
The Ipo Dam in Norzagaray has been releasing water at 108 cubic meters per second since Sunday midnight, with its water level at 101.20 meters.
Bustos Dam is releasing 375 cubic meters per second, with its water level at 17.01 meters.
Angat Dam's water level has risen to 194.10 meters, an increase of 1.70 meters from the previous day.
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