Manila Bulletin
Meralco implements 30-day payment leeway
Meralco announced a 30-day payment extension for bills due from March 1 to April 14, 2020, in response to the quarantine placed over the National Capital Region and the enhanced community quarantine over Luzon.
The company stated its solidarity with the country's efforts to contain COVID-19 and encouraged customers to stay home.
Meralco has postponed non-essential maintenance activities.
Customers can still transact with Meralco through online channels, their mobile application, or authorized payment channels.
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