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On October 1, 1982, a historic milestone was recorded at Magat Reservoirβthe first documented reservoir inspection at an elevation of 170 meters above sea level (masl). The inspection was conducted by APM Francisco G. Novido, RRD Chief Genaro U. Salamanca, Dam Division Chief Melencio M. Canapi, and KIWβs Tanaka, marking an early chapter in the continuing story of Magat and the people entrusted with safeguarding its waters.
Forty-four years later, after months of low water levels brought about by the Super El NiΓ±o, Magat Reservoir rose to around 190 masl on October 3, 2026. Today, October 8, 2026, as of 8:00 a.m., the Magat Reservoir level is at 191.50 masl. For NIA-MARIIS, every meter gained means more than a number on a monitoring gauge. It brings renewed hope for water that can sustain irrigation, support our farmers, and help keep our farmlands productive.
From that first inspection in 1982 to the continuous monitoring today, generations of NIAns have shared one enduring responsibility: to safeguard Magatβs waters for the people who depend on them. May the elevation be sustained, the waters managed wisely, and every drop help bring life to our farms.
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