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MANILA, PHILIPPINES — The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) assures its customers that its crews are prepared to respond to electricity service concerns that may arise due to rains brought about by Super Typhoon Nando (international name: Ragasa).

With tropical cyclone warning signals hoisted in some parts of the Meralco franchise area and the expected impact of intensified southwest monsoon rains, the distribution utility continues to actively monitor the weather situation to ensure timely action.

“Our crews and personnel are strategically deployed and on standby 24/7. We urge everyone to prioritize safety and remain vigilant, especially in flood-prone areas,” Meralco Vice President and Head of Corporate Communications Joe R. Zaldarriaga said.

Electrical safety tips that customers can observe especially during flooding are:

  • Turn off the main power switch or circuit breaker. Ensure hands and feet are dry before touching any electrical equipment.
  • Unplug all appliances and turn off permanently connected devices. Remove light bulbs if possible.
  • Clean mud and debris from electrical equipment using rubber gloves and rubber-soled shoes.
  • Ensure all electrical wires, outlets, and devices are completely dry before use.
  • Have a licensed electrician inspect appliances and wiring systems before turning them back on. Never use flood-damaged electrical equipment.

To report power outages and other concerns, customers may reach Meralco through its official social media pages on Facebook (www.facebook.com/meralco) and X (@meralco). They may also text their concerns to 0920-9716211 and 0917-5516211 or contact the Meralco Hotline at 16211.| – TheMetroTimes

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