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San Jose del Monte water output surges after facility upgrades
San Jose del Monte City in Bulacan has significantly boosted its daily water production following rehabilitation efforts at its treatment facilities. The city's water supply increased by more than 10 percent in August as Metro Pacific Bulacan Water completed corrective maintenance work.
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San Jose del Monte City recorded a substantial improvement in water production capacity, reaching 135.19 million liters per day in August, according to Metro Pacific Bulacan Water, the utility company managing the city's supply systems.
The month-on-month production increase of 10.5 percent reflects ongoing rehabilitation and corrective maintenance initiatives undertaken by the company to restore and enhance the city's water infrastructure. The upgrades address earlier supply constraints that had affected residents across the municipality.
The improved output represents a critical step toward meeting the growing water demands of San Jose del Monte, a rapidly expanding urban center in the province of Bulacan. Metro Pacific Bulacan Water indicated that continued maintenance efforts are expected to sustain and potentially further increase production capacity in coming months.
The utility company's rehabilitation program has been a focal point for local officials seeking to resolve persistent water shortages. The August performance demonstrates tangible progress in the company's efforts to modernize aging infrastructure and prevent future supply disruptions in the city.