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Dagupan sinks again due to bad weather brought by Luis
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Dagupan sinks again due to bad weather brought by Luis

Heavy rain from tropical depression Luis, known as the seasonal habagat, combined with high tides caused flooding in parts of Calasiao and nearby Dagupan City in Pangasinan province. The area was placed under a Yellow Rainfall Warning, indicating expected rainfall between 50–100 mm. The flooding occurred by midday on Monday, affecting coastal regions and prompting local authorities to issue warnings.

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Dagupan sinks again due to bad weather brought by Luis

Heavy rain from tropical depression Luis, known as the seasonal habagat, combined with high tides caused flooding in parts of Calasiao and nearby Dagupan City in Pangasinan province. The area was placed under a Yellow Rainfall Warning, indicating expected rainfall between 50–100 mm. The flooding occurred by midday on Monday, affecting coastal regions and prompting local authorities to issue warnings.

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