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The Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD) urged customers to pay their monthly payments even if the temporary suspension of service termination has not yet been removed.

Disconnection of water services has been suspended since May and will remain so until further notice, according to information officer Jenn Rausa, as part of the water district’s response to the surge of COVID-19 cases in the city as a humanitarian consideration with the challenges brought on by the quarantine restriction.

“Wala pa rin notice from the board kung ili-lift na pero ngayon, since MECQ pa rin baka hindi pa rin. Ini-encourage pa rin sila na magbayad para hindi sila matambakan,” Rausa explained.

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The city water district serves 48,000 customers, including business and residential, in Puerto Princesa.

“Nagpapadala pa rin kami ng disconnection notice para at least ma-remind na kahit wala man disconnection ay ganito na ang bill niyo,” she said.

The monthly disconnection of service lines is scheduled every last week of the month.

Meanwhile, PPCWD is still coordinating with the companies like Globe Telecommunications for the cashless payment method of monthly bills.

“Ready na rin ang water district, may inaayos lang na remaining requirements, sini-settle na lang,” she said.

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Rachel Ganancial
Rachel Ganancial
previously served as a senior reporter for Palawan News. She is now working as an Information Officer II at the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) for the MIMAROPA region, where she reports on a wide range of topics, including local governance, social development, and environmental policy.
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