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Amended water deals won't hike rates – MWSS - Vimarsana News

Amended water deals won't hike rates – MWSS

The Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System has assured the public that water rates will not increase after the latest amendments to the revised concession agreements of its water concessionaires, which increased the inflation factor and brought back the foreign currency differential adjustment.

Pagasa: El Niño may start in 2 to 3 months - Vimarsana News

Pagasa: El Niño may start in 2 to 3 months

State weather officials are warning of the possible onset of El Niño within the next two to three months, with stronger typhoons expected as a result of the climate event.

Hike in MM water allocation gets NWRB nod - Vimarsana News

Hike in MM water allocation gets NWRB nod

The National Water Resources Board has approved the 52 cubic meters per second allocation requested by Maynilad Water Services Inc. and Manila Water, Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System Administrator Leonor Cleofas announced yesterday.

Hike in Metro Manila water allocation gets NWRB nod - Vimarsana News

Hike in Metro Manila water allocation gets NWRB nod

The National Water Resources Board has approved the 52 cubic meters per second allocation requested by Maynilad Water Services Inc. and Manila Water, Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System Administrator Leonor Cleofas announced yesterday.

NWRB justifies water allocation for Maynilad, Manila Water - Vimarsana News

NWRB justifies water allocation for Maynilad, Manila Water

The National Water Resources Board has defended its decision to approve 50 cubic meters per second allocation for Maynilad Water Service Inc. and Manila Water Co. instead of the 52 cubic meters per second requested by the two water concessionaires amid warnings of prolonged water interruption.