Manila Water Shares Practical Tips for Household El Niño Preparedness
As El Niño is forecast to persist in the Philippines, Manila Water has released practical preparation measures for households that can be implemented while water supply remains normal. The phenomenon is expected to peak by late 2026 and may continue through the first half of 2027, increasing the likelihood of below-normal rainfall.
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