The Philippine Civil Protection Agency said on the 21st that due to the combined effects of the southwest monsoon and tropical cyclones, heavy rainfall has caused frequent floods and other disasters in many parts of the Philippines. Currently, 88 cities across the country have declared a “state of disaster.” According to the latest report from the Philippine Civil Protection Agency, the hardest-hit provinces include Pampanga Province, Bulacan Province, etc. These provinces are located in the largest plain area of Luzon and are very prone to flooding due to continuous heavy rainfall. According to official statistics, more than half of the villages in Pampanga province have been flooded. Nearly 1 million people have been affected by the disaster, and agricultural losses amount to about 1.4 billion pesos. According to reports, the “state of disaster” is an official emergency statement issued by Philippine governments at all levels when they are affected by serious natural disasters, epidemics, or major crises.

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