Meralco braces for wet season

meralco braces for wet season

Meralco braces for wet season

THE Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) said on Tuesday it has installed measures for possible emergencies during the wet season.

The distribution utility added it recently conducted load-splitting operations and inspection on Hidalgo Street in Pasay City to enhance the reliability of their facilities in the area during inclement weather. Meralco crews also replaced old electricity cables to prevent fire.

"With the start of the rainy season, Meralco crews remain hard at work to further strengthen our distribution system's resiliency against possible severe weather disturbances and to actively contribute to the promotion of public safety," said Froilan Savet, Meralco first vice president and head of networks.

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