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Sewer expansion surges as Manila Water adds over 43,000 new connections
Manila Water's sewer connections have now surpassed 360,000, serving residential, commercial, and industrial customers.
The company achieved a significant increase of 43,604 new accounts in September, marking one of its highest monthly growths this year.
To meet its sewer coverage goals, Manila Water is expediting crucial infrastructure projects in various areas including Mandaluyong, Marikina, Taguig, Quezon City, and Antipolo.
Key projects include the Aglipay STP and network in Mandaluyong, which is undergoing testing, and the Hinulugang Taktak STP in Antipolo, which is completed and set for inauguration this month.
Other significant ongoing works involve the Marikina North-Batasan diversion project, along with vital sections of the Taguig North Network and the Quezon City East Network.
Manila Water emphasizes that these sewer infrastructure developments are vital for safeguarding waterways and enhancing community sanitation, underscoring their commitment to broader coverage and environmental benefits.
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