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Water container sales surge in Bulacan amid service cuts, El Niño
CITY OF BALIWAG — Water buckets, drums, and other branded containers have been flying off the shelves for more than a week now as residents deal with ongoing water service interruptions in many Bulacan towns and the “Super El Niño." At Imelda Drum Trading along Maharlika Highway in Barangay Tarcan in Baliwag City, aver

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