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[Title] => New Metro water rates out by mid-June; hike certain
[Summary] => The new water rates in Metro Manila will be announced by the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) by mid-June and will be implemented in July.
Ed Santos, MWSS regulatory chief officer, said the MWSS "affirmation" of the rate hikes sought by the two water utility companies serving Metro Manila Manila Water Company and Maynilad Water Services Inc. would be out by June 15.
This is in line with the MWSS requirement that a 15-day notice be served to the public before the new rate hikes can take effect, Santos said.
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MANILA WATER COMPANY AND MAYNILAD WATER SERVICES INC
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Ed Santos, MWSS regulatory chief officer, said the MWSS "affirmation" of the rate hikes sought by the two water utility companies serving Metro Manila Manila Water Company and Maynilad Water Services Inc. would be out by June 15.
This is in line with the MWSS requirement that a 15-day notice be served to the public before the new rate hikes can take effect, Santos said.
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