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DPWH Project Relocates Pampanga Community to More Flood-Prone Site – HRW

HRW said the relocation lacked adequate consultation and compensation, leaving 90 families in homes and streets that flood year-round.

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DPWH spends P150 million dredging an island in Macabebe, and permanently relocating its residents to a former fishpond that chronically floods

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Philippines: Flood Control Project Disregards Rights

By Human Rights Watch October 12, 2026 Pampanga Residents Face Flooding, Lack of Livelihoods at Relocation Site Aidaliza Aquino spends most of her time indoors because of the daily flooding at the Pulo relocation site in Barangay Candelaria, Macabebe, Pampanga, Philippines, July 13, 2026.© 2026 Lian Buan/Human Rights Watch (Manila) – Philippine authorities disregarded the rights of residents who were removed from a small island in Pampanga provi…

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DPWH project relocates Pampanga community to more flood-prone site – HRW

DPWH spends P150 million dredging an island in Macabebe, and permanently relocating its residents to a former fishpond that chronically floods

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Human Rights Watch broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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