The U.S. Embassy Manila’s United States Agency for International Development (USAID) the primary arm of the United States government charged with extending foreign aid, is committed to seeing its projects here in Zamboanga City through. This was the gist of a short message delivered by Dr. Susan K. Brems, Mission Director of USAID Philippines last continue reading : USAID BE SECURE COMMITTED TO ZAMBO PROJECT
Edwin M. Caliolio, erstwhile Vice Chairman of the Board at Zamboanga City Water District formally assumed the top post in the water utility firm after being elected chairman yesterday. He will serve out the remaining term of chairman Arañez until 2016. The special election came about after incumbent chairman Efren F. Arañez JR., stepped continue reading : Caliolio assumes helm of ZCWD Board, Arañez steps down
Water rationing will be re-imposed in the city later in the week as the city’s water level at source approach critical level. Water level at the diversion weir, a barometer on the state of the city’s current water supply stood at 74.10 meters as of yesterday morning. Normal level is at 74.20 meters. Meanwhile an continue reading : ZCWD to impose water rationing this week
Zamboanga City Water District clarifies the new water rationing schedule will provide for eight (8) hours of water service daily, down from its previous schedule providing for twelve (12) hours as earlier imposed last January 8, 2016. In an earlier press release, the district revealed, Effective today January 27th 2016 a, water rationing schedules for continue reading : ZCWD: NEW SKED IMPOSED TO PROVIDE EIGHT HOURS WATER DAILY
Close to 30 trips will be made to ferry multi-sized Ductile Iron (DI) pipes to Barangay Sinunuc as contractor Ecosystems is set to commence work on the 23-kilometer pipeline laying project in the city’s West Coast. The pipes, aboard foreign cargo vessel, arrived from China yesterday and the downloading will start as soon as possible. continue reading : West Coast Pipe laying project starts soon