pera play Capital One PH, Planet Water bring clean water to CamSur
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MANILA, PHILIPPINES – Capital One Philippines and the Planet Water Foundation sent clean water to residents who were affected by Typhoon Kristine (international name: Trami) in Camarines Sur.
Specifically, they deployed an AquaBlcok emergency water filtration system in Barangay San Jose East, one of the Canaman communities hit by the typhoon.
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Article continues after this advertisementThis equipment is part of Planet Water Foundation’s ongoing disaster relief efforts that provide potable water in a storm’s aftermath.
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One of the community members expressed her relief after experiencing AquaBlock’s benefits:
Article continues after this advertisement“Hirap po ako sa gastusin lalo na’t bumagyo. Mahal ang tubig na pang-inom ng dalawang bata ko kaya nakikihingi lang kami ngayon. Malaki po ang tulong (ng AquaBlock) sa pamilya namin kasi palagi na kaming may malinis na tubig.”
Article continues after this advertisement(I am struggling with the expenses, especially after the typhoon. Purchasing clean water for my two young children is expensive, so we’ve just been asking for some for our needs. The AquaBlock will greatly help our family because it gives us a steady supply of safe water.)
Article continues after this advertisementThe AquaBlock system draws water from a deep well and cleans it via a four-stage filtration process.
It ensures safe, reliable drinking water for the part of Canaman where 90% of the 36,000 residents suffered the effects of Typhoon Kristine.
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