Manila Water South Luzon Steps Up El Niño Preparations
Amidst the "very strong" El Niño observed in the Philippines, Manila Water is intensifying measures to ensure water supply stability and security in the South Luzon region. Tanauan Water and Laguna Aquatech are leading efforts to conserve water resources and enhance supply capacity.
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