Why Pampanga is the Philippines’ most flood-prone province (And why we never learn) , Punto! Central Luzon

KAPAMPANGANS UNFORTUNATELY live in towns that sit on ancient lakes and swamps: the PINAC DE CANDABA where Candaba, San Luis, San Simon, Baliuag, San Miguel de Mayumu, San Ildefonso, San Rafael and Cabiao are located; the PINAC DE HAGONOY where Apalit, Calumpit, Hagonoy, Pulilan, Plaridel, Malolos and Paombong are found, and where the Angat River joins the Pampanga River via the Bagbag River; and the PINAC DE SAN ANTONIO, located north of Mount Arayat in Nueva Ecija.