Sen Camille Villar backs probe into PrimeWater

Newly proclaimed senator Camille Villar said she will support a legislative inquiry into PrimeWater Infrastructure Corp., which faces multiple complaints over service disruptions.

Villar, the youngest senator at 40, welcomed the investigation after her proclamation on Saturday when asked about it at the sidelines of the Comelec's senatorial proclamation ceremony.

The Bayan Muna Party-list and consumers have filed formal complaints with Malacañang, urging the cancellation of joint venture agreements between PrimeWater and local water districts due to widespread service failures and legal violations.

Congress has been urged to investigate frequent water interruptions in various areas including San Jose del Monte, Bacolod City, and provinces like Quezon, Cavite, and Bukidnon.

In addition to supporting the probe into PrimeWater, Villar said she would push for legislative measures that help create more jobs and support labor-intensive industries.

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