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Pampanga dike collapses, houses at risk of being swept

Jonas Reyes·1 September 2025, 2:08 pm·1 MIN READ

Pampanga dike collapses, houses at risk of being swept

SEVERAL houses along the Matubig Creek in Barangay San Agustin of this town are in danger of being swept away by raging currents as a portion of the earth dike collapsed on Monday morning.

Photograph courtesy of Mayor Dinan Lubang

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  • Sta. Ana, Pampanga – Several houses along Matubig Creek in Barangay San Agustin are at risk of being swept away after a portion of the earth dike collapsed on Monday morning.

    During an inspection of the area, Mayor Dinan Lubang said the floodgate is congested with garbage, forcing the creek’s water to swell and eventually causing the dike to give way. He added that at least three barangays are experiencing flooding.

    The mayor has requested assistance from national government agencies, including the National Irrigation Administration and the Department of Public Works and Highways, to help control the swelling river and prevent further dike collapse.

    Some residents have evacuated their homes out of fear of being swept away, while farmers hope the situation will be addressed to prevent overflow onto their farmlands.

    Barangay officials, personnel, and some residents are working to clear the clogged floodgates, allowing water to flow freely into the creek and reducing the risk of further flooding.

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