Maynilad Water Services Inc. customers will experience longer daily service interruptions starting next week, as its cross-portal arrangement with Manila Water Company Inc. will no longer be extended.
The decline in the water elevation at the La Mesa Dam has forced east zone concessionaire Manila Water Company Inc. to gradually suspend the supply sharing, according to Maynilad's emailed statement.
“This development will mean less supply for Maynilad to distribute, resulting in longer daily service interruption schedules starting April 1,” it said Wednesday. The cross-portal arrangement was undertaken as less water has been reaching the Novaliches Portal in Quezon City
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