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[Title] => MMDA forms emergency team, lifts number coding
[Summary] => The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) convened an emergency team this afternoon to prepare for tropical storm "Juaning" which is expected to dump more rains on the metropolis as it makes landfall in the Aurora-Quezon area.
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[Title] => Parañaque probes soil collapse
[Summary] => Parañaque Vice Mayor Anjo Yllana has expressed alarm over reports that the city is under the threat of sinking over the drawing of underground water.
This prompted Yllana, the Council’s presiding officer, to call a special session by inviting officials of the National Water Regulatory Board (NWRB) that made the study and revelation.
Officials of NWRB reported last week in a television interview that Parañaque is now at the Level 3 soil underground situation, the lowest among the 14 cities and three municipalities in Metro Manila.
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[Title] => Two Metro firms warn of water crisis
[Summary] => A water crisis similar to the one that forced Metro Manila to rely on water rationing in 1997 could be repeated if the El Niño phenomenon hits the country early.
The warning was issued by top officials of Maynilad Water Services Inc. and Manila Water Co. – the two water distribution concessionaires providing service to the metropolis.
Manila Water corporate communications director Joel Lacsamana said the worst-case scenario would be for the utility firm’s daily output to drop below the 1,650 million megaliters provided by the Angat and La Mesa dams.
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ANGAT AND LA MESA
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This prompted Yllana, the Council’s presiding officer, to call a special session by inviting officials of the National Water Regulatory Board (NWRB) that made the study and revelation.
Officials of NWRB reported last week in a television interview that Parañaque is now at the Level 3 soil underground situation, the lowest among the 14 cities and three municipalities in Metro Manila.
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The warning was issued by top officials of Maynilad Water Services Inc. and Manila Water Co. – the two water distribution concessionaires providing service to the metropolis.
Manila Water corporate communications director Joel Lacsamana said the worst-case scenario would be for the utility firm’s daily output to drop below the 1,650 million megaliters provided by the Angat and La Mesa dams.
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