Manila Water Units Aid Flood Victims in Pangasinan with Safe Drinking Water
In response to widespread flooding in Pangasinan, Philippines, Manila Water subsidiaries have provided safe drinking water to evacuees. A state of calamity has been declared in affected municipalities, with aid efforts underway.
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