Philippines Expands Air-Quality Monitoring Program to Five Metro Manila Cities

The expansion of NCAP (likely referring to the National Capital Air Quality Management Program or similar) signals how Philippine cities are responding to air-quality challenges that affect public health and urban livability.
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