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
As the year draws to a close, the Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD) reflects on a transformative twelve months defined by policy shifts, environmental stewardship, and digital modernization. The journey through 2025 has laid a robust foundation for the future, setting the stage for a landmark year in 2026. We delve into the significant continue reading : PPCWD 2025 Highlights and 2026 Goals: A Journey of Water Security and Sustainability
When Typhoon Tino passed through Palawan last week, it didn’t just bring wind and rain, it tested our every lifeline that keep communities running. Power outages, overflowing rivers, and crucially, water systems were pushed to their limits. In Puerto Princesa City, northern barangays like Binduyan, San Rafael, Maoyon, and Lucbuan saw water facilities inundated and continue reading : Community Preparedness for Typhoons
