US EditionVillars' PrimeWater in the spotlight — again, after Marcos visits Bulacan schools
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Water is one of the most important and basic needs of every home. It is used every day for drinking, cooking, bathing and cleaning. That is why the poor water supply from PrimeWater Infrastructure Corp. owned by the Villar family can be considered a nuisance. This is what the people of Bulacan, particularly in the towns of Malolos and San Miguel, continue to complain about. And now that the opening of School Year 2025-2026 is approaching, reside…
Palace: PrimeWater vows to fix Bulacan water woes before class opening
By Ruth Abbey Gita-Carlos (PNA file photo by Gil Calinga) MANILA – Villar-owned PrimeWater Infrastructure Corp. has pledged to resolve the water supply problem in Bulacan province before school opening, Malacañang said Wednesday. The commitment was made after President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. directed the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) to conduct an immediate investigation into the lack of stable water supply in public schools he in…
Malacañang announced that the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) is nearing the end of its investigation into various consumer complaints about the services of PrimeWater, a company owned by the Villar family. According to Palace Press Officer Claire Castro, officials have not let up on the investigation and are continuing to follow up to find out the truth about the issue. That is why they said they will soon release the results of the…
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