Manila Water Maximizes Cardona WTP Capacity Amid El Niño Fears
Manila Water is maximizing the capacity of its Cardona Water Treatment Plant to ensure a reliable water supply for its East Zone customers, bracing for a potentially strong El Niño expected to last until the first semester of 2027. The company is focusing on water conservation and supply resilience.
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