LOOK: Long queues in Mandaluyong as taps go dry
Credit to Author: eestopace| Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2019 11:45:49 +0000
MANILA, Philippines — As one of the cities affected by the water shortage in Metro Manila, Mandaluyong City has no water supply for 22 hours every day since Saturday. But for two hours at least, there’s reduced water supply.
However, on Monday, residents of the affected barangays were complaining that there was no water even during the two-hour window given by Manila Water.
Residents were seen lining up the streets hoping that a firetruck would pass and give them water.
WATCH: Residents of Barangka Drive, Mandaluyong fall in line as they wait for water rations. The village has been experiencing water shortage for days. | @Isa_Umali @dzIQ990 pic.twitter.com/y8qZK1LRFY
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Mandaluyong residents have been waiting for the firetrucks until the wee hours of the morning.
In Barangay Mauway, a firetruck has provided water to residents, but according to some of its residents, it was a fraternity-sponsored project.
In Manila Water’s original advisory posted on its Facebook page last Thursday, only Barangays Buwayang Bato, Wack-Wack and Barangka Drive will be affected by the service interruption.
However, when the service interruption was implemented, 11 barangays have been affected without prior notice. /ee