CLEAN HANDS. Public Information Division Manager Edna A. Inocando of the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (2nd from row) and Looc Barangay Councilor Christopher Flores (4th from row) demonstrate to kids the proper way of washing hands using clean...

A 2-cubic meter capacity water tank is donated by the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) represented by Public Information Division Manager Edna A. Inocando (1st, left) and Acting Corporate Planning Department Manager Engr. John Neville...

Barely two months since Typhoon Odette wreaked havoc over Cebu, the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) has finally restored 98 percent of its water supply. It has served more than 200,000 service connections although water is not yet available...

Engr. Stephen D. Yee, Acting General Manager of Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD), receives a plaque of recognition during MCWD’s 47th anniversary celebration as one of the three employees who has served the water district for 40 years.As it...

Water is back in more than 100 barangays within MCWD service area Twenty days since the onslaught of Typhoon Odette that severely affected the supply of water and power, the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) has restored 75% of its water...

Water supply partially restored in 98 barangays within MCWD service area On New Year’s Eve, the Metropolitan Cebu Water District has partially restored water supply in 98 barangays within its service area. MCWD’s daily production is now 157,800...

Potable water now available in Barili with MCWD’s mobile filter plant Rep. Pablo John Garcia (right) drinks water from the Mobile Siphon Tank (2nd photo) deployed by the Metropolitan Cebu Water District in Barili. With him are businessman Jay Ruiz...

The Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) is appealing to the public not to destroy or damage water meter standpipes and stub-outs just to get water. The water district has received numerous reports and also caught people forcibly opening...

Residents of uptown Cebu City line up to fetch water from one of MCWD’s fire hydrants which was opened since Sunday to provide water to those affected by Typhoon Odette. More than 30,000 families will soon have their water supply back as...

Six days after Typhoon Odette hit Cebu, more than 46% of water supply from the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) is already restored. Last night, six wells in Banilad-Talamban area were energized by the Visayan Electric Co. (VECO)while two...