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  1. Mayor reports water system recovery and commits to infrastructure rehabilitation in San Jose Del Monte.

Metro Pacific Water increases output in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Metro Pacific Bulacan Water, which operates in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, has completed 100 days of operation following an interim agreement signed in May. The company reported that its average output rose to 145.09 million liters per day in September, up from 131.55 MLD in May.

From philstar.com

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The increased water output follows a period where severe interruptions in San Jose del Monte led the city to declare a state of emergency and change operators. The improved water reliability addresses critical needs for local businesses and residents.

The mayor of San Jose del Monte reported on the recovery of the water system and committed to infrastructure rehabilitation in the area.

From philstar.com

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    Improved water reliability might reduce operational costs for large-scale development projects.

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