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- Quezon City: A student stands in floodwater in Quezon City, the Philippines, on Aug. 17, 2026. The Philippine government has suspended in-person classes in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces as heavy rains from tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon continue to batter the country, local media reported on Monday. The extreme rainfall has triggered severe flooding and landslides across the nation. The well-known flood-control corruption scandal has left key infrastructure unfinished or poorly maintained, further straining the country’s disaster response, local media reported. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)
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- Quezon City: People wade through floodwater in Quezon City, the Philippines, on Aug. 17, 2026. The Philippine government has suspended in-person classes in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces as heavy rains from tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon continue to batter the country, local media reported on Monday. The extreme rainfall has triggered severe flooding and landslides across the nation. The well-known flood-control corruption scandal has left key infrastructure unfinished or poorly maintained, further straining the country’s disaster response, local media reported. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)
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- Quezon City: People wade through floodwater in Quezon City, the Philippines, on Aug. 17, 2026. The Philippine government has suspended in-person classes in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces as heavy rains from tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon continue to batter the country, local media reported on Monday. The extreme rainfall has triggered severe flooding and landslides across the nation. The well-known flood-control corruption scandal has left key infrastructure unfinished or poorly maintained, further straining the country’s disaster response, local media reported. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)
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- Quezon City: A man wades through floodwater in Quezon City, the Philippines, on Aug. 17, 2026. The Philippine government has suspended in-person classes in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces as heavy rains from tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon continue to batter the country, local media reported on Monday. The extreme rainfall has triggered severe flooding and landslides across the nation. The well-known flood-control corruption scandal has left key infrastructure unfinished or poorly maintained, further straining the country’s disaster response, local media reported. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)
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- Quezon City: People ride a motorcycle through floodwater in Quezon City, the Philippines, on Aug. 17, 2026. The Philippine government has suspended in-person classes in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces as heavy rains from tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon continue to batter the country, local media reported on Monday. The extreme rainfall has triggered severe flooding and landslides across the nation. The well-known flood-control corruption scandal has left key infrastructure unfinished or poorly maintained, further straining the country’s disaster response, local media reported. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)
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- Quezon City: A stranded vehicle is pushed through floodwater in Quezon City, the Philippines, on Aug. 17, 2026. The Philippine government has suspended in-person classes in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces as heavy rains from tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon continue to batter the country, local media reported on Monday. The extreme rainfall has triggered severe flooding and landslides across the nation. The well-known flood-control corruption scandal has left key infrastructure unfinished or poorly maintained, further straining the country’s disaster response, local media reported. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)
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- Quezon City: A man checks an excavator submerged in floodwater in Quezon City, the Philippines, on Aug. 17, 2026. The Philippine government has suspended in-person classes in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces as heavy rains from tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon continue to batter the country, local media reported on Monday. The extreme rainfall has triggered severe flooding and landslides across the nation. The well-known flood-control corruption scandal has left key infrastructure unfinished or poorly maintained, further straining the country’s disaster response, local media reported. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)
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- Quezon City: A jeepney drives through floodwater in Quezon City, the Philippines, on Aug. 17, 2026. The Philippine government has suspended in-person classes in Metro Manila and 12 other provinces as heavy rains from tropical cyclones and the southwest monsoon continue to batter the country, local media reported on Monday. The extreme rainfall has triggered severe flooding and landslides across the nation. The well-known flood-control corruption scandal has left key infrastructure unfinished or poorly maintained, further straining the country’s disaster response, local media reported. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)
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