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Meralco issues reminders it places crew on standby over 'Ramil'
Meralco has placed its crews on full alert as Tropical Storm Ramil affects parts of Luzon.
Meralco vice president Joe Zaldarriaga stated that crews and personnel are strategically positioned and on standby 24/7 to address any power-related issues.
He urged customers to prioritize safety, stay alert, and take necessary precautions during severe weather, including turning off the main electrical power switch if floodwaters enter their homes.
Customers were also advised to unplug appliances and ensure all electrical equipment is completely dried before use.
To report power outages, customers can reach Meralco through its official social media pages or the Meralco Hotline at 16211.
Tropical Storm Ramil was last spotted 85 kilometers west-northwest of Iba, Zambales.
Six areas remain under Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 2, while 27 other areas are under Signal No. 1.
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