A view of the Angat Watershed showing the current water levels, 180 meters from its normal level 220.
The levels in the watershed is receding 24 cm a day, which means that in five days the water level can go down to 1 meter or more due to El Niño. Greenpeace set up a "Water Watch" camp in Angat Reservoir, Metro Manila’s main water source, to highlight the urgent threat to the country’s water resources. Greenpeace is calling on the public to take every measure necessary to conserve water and demand that the presidential candidates prioritize this issue in their agenda.