The state weather bureau, PAGASA, recently noted a distinct shift in the country’s meteorological patterns, pointing to the development of a Tropical Cyclone over the Philippine Sea and the steady intrusion of southwesterly winds over the western seaboard. These factors signal the official arrival of the Southwest Monsoon, locally known as Habagat, the primary precursor continue reading : How the Rainy Season Affects Puerto Princesa’s Supply and Why Conservation Remains Critical
On April 17, 2026, the Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD) marked a significant milestone with the inauguration and blessing ceremony of the Maoyon Water System Project. This facility is a critical lifeline, currently supplying clean and safe water to three northern barangays: Brgy. Maoyon, Brgy. Maruyugon, and Brgy. Lucbuan. The event was graced by continue reading : Resilience and Partnership: PPCWD Inaugurates Maoyon Water System Project
As the Amihan season begins to slowly wind down and the heat of the summer months approaches, a common concern among Puerto Princesa residents is the stability of the local water supply. Historically, the dry season brings challenges to water districts nationwide. However, for the Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD), this season is met continue reading : PPCWD Summer Readiness: Securing Montible and Ensuring Supply for 2026
