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Ito ang napag-alaman kay Administrator Lorenzo H. Jamora ng Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) matapos ang contract signing sa pagitan ng LWUA, mga opisyales ng Urdaneta City Water District (UCWD) sa pangunguna ni Chairman Higenio Agsalud at General Manager Casiano Callanta at nanalong contractor ng proyekto na R2 Builders, Inc.
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The goal is to provide access to piped potable water to an additional 350,000 people living in the countryside.
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Ito ang napag-alaman kay Administrator Lorenzo H. Jamora ng Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) matapos ang contract signing sa pagitan ng LWUA, mga opisyales ng Urdaneta City Water District (UCWD) sa pangunguna ni Chairman Higenio Agsalud at General Manager Casiano Callanta at nanalong contractor ng proyekto na R2 Builders, Inc.
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