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Residents in San Jose del Monte continue to face severe water service disruptions even after the utility was acquired by Crystal Bridges Holding Corp. and rebranded as PrimeWater.
The bodies of three individuals who drowned in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, and Caloocan City have been recovered, according to local disaster management officials.
Metro Pacific Water, a subsidiary of Metro Pacific Investments Corporation, has taken over as the interim operator of the San Jose del Monte, Bulacan water district, replacing PrimeWater.
The city has increased its average daily water output to over 135 million liters following ongoing rehabilitation and corrective maintenance of its water facilities.
The new line is planned to run from North Avenue to Sacred Heart, reaching San Jose del Monte, Bulacan.
PrimeWater lost its court temporary restraining order bids in Bulacan and Las Piñas, following the San Jose del Monte city government's takeover of its local water district in May due to widespread water service interruptions.
Residents of San Jose del Monte City in Bulacan have taken to chanting for water during a local basketball tournament to highlight their ongoing supply shortages.
Metro Pacific Water (MPW) has taken over the water distribution system in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, as an interim operator to address a water supply crisis affecting over 250,000 residents.
The city of San Jose del Monte in Bulacan province has declared a state of calamity as over 40,000 households grapple with a severe water crisis.