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MANILA, Philippines – Vivant Water has boosted Metro Cebu’s water supply, benefiting about 7,500 households as it began partial operations of its seawater desalination facility.
The company said on Thursday that the network of the Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) has started receiving an initial 5,000 cubic meters (cu.m.) of desalinated water from Isla Mactan Cordova Corp. (IMCC), a Vivant Water subsidiary.
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Desalination converts seawater into potable water, reducing reliance on traditional freshwater sources in water-stressed areas.
