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Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Gomez files bill seeking to shield consumers from avoidable power losses

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TACLOBAN CITY — Amid concerns over rising electricity bills in the country, a bill filed by Leyte Rep. Richard Gomez seeks to prevent power consumers from paying for losses caused by electricity theft, illegal connections, faulty meters and inefficiencies of distribution utilitie

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