BAGUIO CITY: The Summer Capital's dwindling water reserves were replenished by the amount of rain spawned by Super Typhoon "Egay," said Baguio Water District (BWD) General Manager Salvador Royeca.
He reported the improved water level status in two of the city's biggest water sources — the Busol Rainwater Harvesting Facility and the Sto. Tomas Rain Basin.
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