Habagat continues to dump rain over Luzon despite Enteng exit

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THREATS of more floods and landslides continue to haunt Luzon as the southwest monsoon enhanced by Tropical Cyclone Enteng which has left the Philippine Area of Responsibility, is still expected to bring heavy to intense rains until Friday, the weather bureau reported.

These are Rapid City Realty and Development Corporation and Hardrock Aggregates in Antipolo, and six in Rodriguez: San Rafael Development Corporation, Montalban Milex Aggregates Corporation, Rodrock and Aggregates Corporation (formerly Oxford Mines), Viba Aggregates & Marketing, ATN Holdings, and Amiterra Aggregates Corp.

Habagat continues to dump rain over Luzon despite Enteng exit Amidst the stormy downpour brought by tropical storm Enteng, a calesa trudges past the Bureau of the Treasury in Intramuros, Manila.