Maynilad is warning its customers against unauthorized agents going door-to-door to collect payments.

The water concessionaire received reports from customers about individuals visiting their homes, posing as Maynilad employees, and asking for payment. Reports also said these alleged employees would threaten customers of having their water supply cut if they do not pay.

Maynilad reminds its customers that no individuals, not even Maynilad employees and its service providers, are not authorized to collect payments. Only authorized channels provided on the water concessionaire’s website are allowed to collect payments. AAC

MANILA, Philippines — Maynilad announced that water service interruption in several areas in Caloocan, Valenzuela, and Quezon City beginning Saturday (December 5) until December 7 at 4:00 a.m.

Meycauayan and Obando, Bulacan also experienced water interruption around 10:00 a.m. on Saturday. Maynilad said the water interruption was due to the low water production at La Mesa Treatment Plant 2. This is also to give way to maintenance work.

Maynilad also warned of discoloration in the water supply. Customers are advised to cover their faucets with cloth to filter the water once services return on December 7. AAC

MANILA, Philippines — Maynilad Water Services on Tuesday evening (November 17) advised its customers to prepare for a 7-day intermittent water service from November 18 to 24.

In an advisory, the firm said high turbidity in raw water caused the sludge or mud to build up in its basins.

Maynilad said it has to treat poor quality water first hence the need for a longer service interruption period.

The firm asks its customers to store enough water supply while water tankers are deployed in affected areas to deliver clean drinking water.

Maynilad reminds customers to constantly check its Twitter account for the list of affected areas.