Panay News•3h ago
philippines📍 western visayas
Homegrown technologies to avert water crisis pushed
ILOILO City — Filipino-developed technologies capable of producing thousands of liters of safe drinking water are being promoted by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) as affordable solutions to looming water shortages, particularly in vulnerable communities across Western Visayas, as the country braces for
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