Submerged 300-year-old town reappears as drought hits Philippines

Translating...

Content is automatically generated by Microsoft Azure Translator Text API. CGTN is not responsible for any of the translations.

Error loading player: No playable sources found
00:34

A 300-year-old town that was submerged under water to build a dam in the 1970s became visible again after drought caused the water to recede. Some residents say the town's resurfacing is a sign of hope amid the coronavirus pandemic.

MORE FROM CGTN
{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

Video

14:50, 16-Mar-2025

{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

Video

14:20, 16-Mar-2025

{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

Video

14:13, 16-Mar-2025

{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

Video

13:06, 16-Mar-2025

TOP NEWS
China unveils plan on special initiatives to boost consumption
{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

Politics

10:59, 16-Mar-2025

Chinese Consul General criticizes U.S. tariff move on Chinese imports
{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

Politics

09:22, 16-Mar-2025

VOA staff put on leave, Trump ally says agency 'not salvageable'
{"type":2,"value":"CGTN","commentator":[],"valueShow":true,"commentatorShow":false}

World

12:42, 16-Mar-2025