Manila Water Assures 24/7 Service Amid El Niño, Lower Angat Dam Allocation
Manila Water assured continuous 24/7 water service to its East Zone customers despite El Niño and reduced allocation from Angat Dam. The company is bolstering supply through strategic infrastructure investments and alternative water sources.
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