The Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD) eyes to inaugurate its P700 million Water System Improvement Project Phase II (WSIP II) in Montible and...
Information officer Jenn Rausa told Palawan News that their main water source at Campo Uno has already begun to recover to help stabilize the supply with their temporary sources - the Montible and Lapu Lapu rivers.
Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD) information officer Jenn Rausa said Thursday that based on past trends of its surface flow, Campo Uno always recovers around that time.
PPPCWD information officer Jenn Rausa said their cloud seeding operation from April 10 to May 12 established a continous water supply from the two rivers which they have been relying as a temporary water source.
Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD) spokesperson Jenn Rausa said Wednesday in an interview with Palawan News that they have decided to source water out from Lapu-Lapu and Montible rivers to increase pressure.
Rausa said that the city mayor approved the arrival of the cloud seeding operation team as long as they follow the social distancing measures by not roaming around the city and staying in the military camp during the quarantine period.
Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD) information officer Jenn Rausa made the clarification Friday, March 6, following complaints from consumers who say they are not receiving water supply as scheduled.
During the Behind the News program on Saturday, information officer Jenn Rausa said that same as with 2019, PPCWD has declared the water crisis alert level 1 by the month of February and after a month it reached another level until the declaration of alert level 3 by April 2019.
