Manila Water units deliver emergency aid to flood-hit towns in Pangasinan

MANILA, Philippines — In response to the widespread flooding that prompted the declaration of a state of calamity in Pangasinan, Manila Water Non-East Zone operating units Calasiao Water and North Luzon Water, in partnership with Manila Water Foundation (MWF), provided safe drinking water to evacuees in the municipalities of Calasiao, Malasiqui, and Sta. Barbara.
Through Manila Water Foundation’s AGAPAY: WASH in Emergencies program, a total of 350 units of five-gallon drinking water containers were distributed to evacuation centers and affected residents, helping ensure access to clean and potable water for families displaced by the severe weather conditions and flooding.
The relief effort benefited three (3) municipalities where Manila Water’s Non-East Zone operating units serve local communities: 250 containers were delivered to Calasiao, while 50 containers each were delivered to Sta. Barbara and Malasiqui.
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In addition to the potable water assistance, Calasiao Water deployed two one-cubic-meter static water tanks for use at an evacuation center in Calasiao, which was temporarily sheltering around 350 families or 1,750 individuals affected by the flooding. Local government officials expressed their appreciation for the prompt response.
“Thank you, kahit hindi pa kami nagrerequest, nandyan na agad kayo,” [Thank you for your immediate support. Even before we formally requested assistance, your team was already ready to help.] said Melvie Agustin, Municipal Administrator of Calasiao.
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The initiative reflects Manila Water’s continued commitment to supporting communities during times of crisis through reliable water access and collaborative disaster response efforts. By leveraging local partnerships and innovative logistics solutions, the Company and Manila Water Foundation were able to swiftly deliver essential aid when it was needed most, helping affected families cope with the impacts of the recent flooding.
As communities continue recovery efforts, Manila Water and its operating units remain ready to work alongside local government partners and stakeholders to help ensure that safe water remains accessible during emergencies and other challenging situations.
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