(SPOT.ph) Due to the looming threat of the El Niño affecting Manila's domestic water supply, Manila Water has come up with a plan to keep the water level of La Mesa Dam from declining too rapidly. In an advisory released March 4, Manila Water advised residents in some areas of Metro Manila and Rizal to expect "low pressure to no water during peak demand hours" starting March 6.

No specific schedule was provided for each water interruption, so it might be best for you to store enough water for your needs and be ready at all times in the next few weeks if you're from the following areas:
Marikina City
- Fortune
- Nangka
- Tumana
Pasig City
- Bagong Ilog
- Caniogan
- Kalawaan
- Kapitolyo
- Oranbo
- Palatiw
- Pinagbuhatan
- Pineda
- Sagad
- San Antonio
- San Joaquin
- San Miguel
Quezon City
- Bagong Lipunan ng Crame
- Horseshoe
- Immaculate Conception
- Kalusugan
- Kamuning
- Kaunlaran
- Kristong Hari
- Laging Handa
- Mariana
- Nayong Kanluran
- Obrero
- Paligsahan
- Pasadena
- Pasong Tamo
- Phil-Am
- Pinagkaisahan
- Roxas
- Sacred Heart
- San Martin de Porres
- Santa Cruz
- South Triangle
- Valencia
- West Triangle
Taguig City
- Bagong Tanyag
- Bambang
- Central Bicutan
- Central Signal Village
- Hagonoy
- Ibayo-Tipas
- Katuparan
- Lower Bicutan
- New Lower Bicutan
- North Signal Village
- Santa Ana
- South Signal Village
- Tuktukan
- Upper Bicutan
- Ususan
- Wawa
- Western Bicutan
Mandaluyong City
- Buwayang Bato
- Wack-Wack
- Barangka Drive
San Juan City
- Corazon de Jesus
- West Crame
Antipolo City
- Dalig
- Mayamot
- San Jose
- San Luis
- San Roque
Rodriguez City
- San Jose
San Mateo
- Ampid I
- Ampid II
- Banaba
- Dulong Bayan 1
- Dulong Bayan 2
- Guinayang
- Guitnang Bayan 1
- Guitnang Bayan 2
- Malanday
- Maly
- Santa Ana
Taytay
- Muzon
- Santa Ana
- San Juan
Jalajala
- Punta
- Sipsipin
Angono
- Kalayaan
- Poblacion Ibaba
- San Isidro
- San Roque
- San Vicente
Binangonan
- Batingan
- Bilibiran
- Calumpang
- Ithan
- Darangan
- Kalinawan
- Layunan
- Libid
- Libis
- Limbon-limbon
- Lunsad
- Macamot
- Mahabang Parang
- Mambog
- Pag-asa
- Palangoy
- Pantok
- Pila-Pila
- Pipindan
- San Carlos
- Tagpos
- Tatala
- Tayuman
The El Niño Water Supply Contingency Plan is expected to last until the drought ends. The dry spell alert was raised by the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration on February 20.
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