MANILA, Philippines As Severe Tropical Storm Kristine moved to Northern Luzon yesterday after inundating large parts of the Bicol regionnasa11 gaming, the National Power Corp. (Napocor) started releasing dam water while assuring the public the proce
MANILA, Philippines — Water levels at the Marikina River have remained at a normal level as of Wednesday morning, October 23, despite heavy rains from Tropical Storm Kristine, according to the city's public information office. As of the ci
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(Arlene Lim/INQUIRER.net file photo) MANILA, Philippines Marikina Rivers water level started to subside early Friday as Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (international name: Trami) moved farther away from the countrys landmass. As of 2:00 a.m., the ri
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La Mesa Dam in Quezon City. (PNA photo by Joan Bondoc) MANILA, Philippines La Mesa Dams water level is now at 79.63 meters, a meter short before reaching its spilling threshold as of Thursday afternoon, according to the state weather bureau. La Mesa
63win Manila Water wraps up P1-B divestment
2024-10-25INQUIRER FILE PHOTO Razon-led Manila Water Co. Inc. has completed the sale of all its stake in two water units that serve Bulacan province to a subsidiary of tycoon Ramon Angs San Miguel Corp. (SMC) for P1.02 billion. In a disclosure to the local bo
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The Manila Water meters outside the houses in a slam area in Manila. — EDWIN BACASMAS MANILA, Philippines — Parts of Quezon City, San Juan, Taguig, Mandaluyong, and Rizal province will experience water interruptions from October 14 to 18