The saltwater intrusion, officials say, is not just a problem – it is going to be a long-lasting one
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.BACOLOD, Philippines – The saltwater had crept in silently, affecting nearly 400 households across three villages in Cauayan, Negros Occidental . For the locals, this was more than just an inconvenience – it was a crisis, one that quickly caught the attention and alarmed officials.
, leaving them exposed. The stronger currents of seawater, once held at bay, now surged inland, filling the void left by the missing freshwater., officials said, was not just a problem – it was going to be a long-lasting one. The TWC includes representatives from the Cauayan Water District , and the offices of the engineer, health, assessor, agriculture, and mayor.
He said they have also tapped those with expertise in water projects and programs to help analyze and resolve the situation.
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