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Herbert Navasca

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Bob and Carol 11 years ago

Sewerage/Septic/Drainage Systems in the Philippines

https://www.google.com/amp/s/myphilippinelife.com/sewerage-septic-philippines/amp/
Most Philippine cities have drainage systems of some kind. There are no separate storm water and
waste water (sewerage) systems. Wastewater from septic systems freely mixes with the stormwater. In
practice this is not as bad as it sounds as the volume of storm water is large and may well flush out the
drainage system and its contents into the streams and rivers. The installation and maintenance of
drainage systems (along with roads and water systems), is a one of the major responsibility of local
government.

The Philippines ranks third among countries most at risk for disasters, including floods, storms, and
earthquakes. In the past 30 years, more than 360 disasters struck the Philippines, with a total death toll
of 33,000 people which affected 120 million people. Typhoons and floods are the most devastating in
terms of their economic and social impact, accounting for 80 percent of all deaths, 90 percent of the
total number of affected people, and 92 percent of the total economic impact.