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Heavy rains pounded the Philippines capital, prompting a new danger alert as emergency workers rushed food, water and clothes to almost two million people through streets turned into rivers after 11 straight days of monsoon downpour. About 60 percent of Manila, a metropolis of about 12 million people, remained inundated.

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