2020 | Manila, Quiapo | 15 tons | Largest fatberg of the year, caused by improper disposal of waste, leading to significant flooding. |
2020 | Manila, Quiapo | 13 tons | Large fatberg caused by improper disposal of waste from nearby eateries, blocking a main sewer line. |
2020 | Cebu, Downtown | 7 tons | Found in a busy commercial area, caused by a mix of fats, oils, and plastic waste, blocking drainage. |
2020 | Cebu, Colon Street | 7 tons | Found in a drainage canal, composed mainly of cooking oil and wet wipes, causing localized flooding. |
2020 | Davao, Poblacion | 10 tons | Disrupted drainage in the city center, primarily composed of domestic waste and sanitary products. |
2020 | Davao, City Center | 9 tons | Blocked a key drainage point during the rainy season, leading to significant traffic disruption. |
2020 | Manila, Sampaloc | 9 tons | Found in a residential area, blocked a major drain during the monsoon season, leading to severe flooding. |
2020 | Manila, Tondo | 12 tons | Caused by a buildup of fats, oils, and grease from local businesses, leading to sewer overflow. |
2020 | Quezon City, Diliman | 8 tons | Caused by improper waste disposal practices, leading to minor flooding in the area. |
2020 | Quezon City, Cubao | 8 tons | Led to significant flooding in the area, primarily composed of domestic waste and sanitary products. |
2020 | Cebu, Talisay | 6 tons | Smaller fatberg causing minor drainage issues, primarily composed of fats and oils from local households. |
2021 | Manila, Binondo | 10 tons | Found in a commercial area, caused by improper disposal of waste by local businesses. |
2021 | Davao, Buhangin | 7 tons | Led to sewer overflow and flooding in the area during heavy rains, primarily composed of organic waste. |
2021 | Cebu, Mandaue | 6 tons | Smaller fatberg causing minor drainage issues, composed of organic waste and non-biodegradable items. |
2021 | Manila, Ermita | 14 tons | Major fatberg found in a commercial district, blocked a main sewer line, causing significant traffic disruption. |
2021 | Davao, Buhangin | 8 tons | Found in a residential area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby households. |
2021 | Quezon City, Kamuning | 11 tons | Caused by a buildup of fats and non-biodegradable waste, leading to blockage in a critical drainage system. |
2021 | Manila, Ermita | 14 tons | Major fatberg disrupting sewer services in a densely populated area, took 3 days to clear. |
2021 | Quezon City, Novaliches | 11 tons | Caused by the accumulation of restaurant waste, leading to blockage in a key drainage system. |
2021 | Cebu, Mandaue | 8 tons | Disrupted drainage in the city, leading to minor flooding, primarily composed of mixed waste. |
2021 | Cebu, Lapu-Lapu City | 7 tons | Found in a tourist area, causing blockage in the drainage system, primarily composed of waste from local businesses. |
2021 | Manila, Malate | 12 tons | Major fatberg disrupting sewer services in a densely populated area, caused by improper disposal of restaurant waste. |
2021 | Manila, Malate | 12 tons | Major fatberg found in a commercial district, primarily composed of fats and oils from food outlets. |
2022 | Davao, Toril | 9 tons | Caused by improper waste disposal, leading to minor flooding in the area during heavy rains. |
2022 | Davao, Talomo | 9 tons | Found in a residential area, primarily composed of fats and oils, leading to minor flooding. |
2022 | Manila, Pasay | 13 tons | Led to sewer overflow and significant flooding in nearby streets, caused by mixed waste. |
2022 | Manila, Pasig | 13 tons | Led to significant flooding in the area, primarily composed of mixed waste, including plastic and organic matter. |
2022 | Quezon City, Eastwood | 10 tons | Found in a commercial area, primarily composed of cooking oil and sanitary products. |
2022 | Cebu, Lapu-Lapu City | 7 tons | Found near a tourist area, causing blockage in the drainage system, primarily composed of waste from local businesses. |
2022 | Cebu, Talisay City | 6 tons | Caused by improper waste disposal, blocked a major drain during the rainy season. |
2022 | Quezon City, Fairview | 10 tons | Led to sewer overflow, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby food vendors. |
2022 | Manila, Sampaloc | 12 tons | Disrupted the drainage system in the area, leading to waterlogging during heavy rains. |
2022 | Davao, Toril | 8 tons | Caused by improper waste disposal practices, leading to blockage in a key drainage system. |
2022 | Davao, Matina | 7 tons | Found in a residential area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby households. |
2023 | Manila, Paco | 10 tons | Major fatberg found in a densely populated area, caused by improper waste disposal practices. |
2023 | Manila, Sta. Mesa | 13 tons | Large fatberg causing significant traffic disruption and flooding after blocking a main drain. |
2023 | Quezon City, Katipunan | 9 tons | Caused sewer overflow, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby food vendors. |
2023 | Cebu, Naga City | 6 tons | Found near an industrial area, causing minor flooding due to blocked drainage systems. |
2023 | Cebu, Naga City | 6 tons | Found near an industrial area, causing minor flooding due to blocked drainage systems. |
2023 | Davao, Matina | 8 tons | Disrupted the drainage system in the area, leading to waterlogging during heavy rains. |
2023 | Manila, Intramuros | 13 tons | Major fatberg caused by improper waste disposal in a historic area, leading to significant disruption. |
2023 | Manila, Pandacan | 12 tons | Major fatberg found in a commercial area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby food outlets. |
2023 | Davao, Agdao | 8 tons | Caused by the accumulation of fats and non-biodegradable waste, leading to sewer blockage. |
2023 | Quezon City, Tandang Sora | 9 tons | Caused by the accumulation of fats and non-biodegradable waste, leading to sewer blockage. |
2023 | Quezon City, Fairview | 11 tons | Led to flooding in residential areas after blocking a critical drainage line. |
2023 | Cebu, Carcar City | 7 tons | Caused localized flooding, primarily composed of mixed waste from residential and commercial areas. |
2024 | Manila, Santa Ana | 10 tons | Found in a commercial area, primarily composed of cooking oil and waste from nearby food outlets. |
2024 | Davao, Poblacion | 10 tons | Caused by improper waste disposal, leading to minor flooding in the area during heavy rains. |
2024 | Manila, Malate | 14 tons | Major fatberg disrupting sewer services in a densely populated area, blocked a main sewer line. |
2024 | Cebu, Carcar City | 7 tons | Caused localized flooding, primarily composed of mixed waste from residential and commercial areas. |
2024 | Davao, Talomo | 9 tons | Found in a residential area, primarily composed of fats and oils, causing sewer overflow. |
2024 | Quezon City, Cubao | 11 tons | Found in a commercial area, primarily composed of fats and oils from nearby food vendors. |
2024 | Manila, Pandacan | 12 tons | Major fatberg causing significant traffic disruption and flooding after blocking a main drain. |
2024 | Cebu, Mandaue | 8 tons | Caused by improper waste disposal practices, leading to blockage in a key drainage system. |