Manila Water Accelerates Infrastructure Relocation for Metro Manila Subway Project
Manila Water is accelerating the relocation of water and sewer infrastructure affected by the Department of Transportation's Metro Manila Subway Project (MMSP). This move facilitates the construction of the country's first underground rail system while ensuring continued service delivery to customers.
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