Ilang Pinoy, tubig-gripo ang iniinom; Mga pinoy na may agam-agam sa kalidad ng tubig-gripo, bumibili sa water refilling stations | SONA

  • 3 months ago
Posible raw na mas ligtas pang inumin ang tubig-gripo kaysa sa tubig sa ilang water refilling station, ayon sa DENR. Ang paliwanag diyan ng DENR, alamin sa aking report.


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00:00It is possible that drinking Gripo water is safer than drinking water from a water refilling station, according to the DNR.
00:08For the explanation of the DNR, please refer to my report.
00:16Some Filipinos are used to drinking Gripo water, including Emilia.
00:20It's delicious.
00:21If you put ice in it, it's okay.
00:24Even my grandchildren can drink it, even when they were small.
00:28They grew up healthy.
00:29Grandmother Cynthia also drinks Gripo water, but she doesn't let her grandchildren drink it for a year.
00:34It can be painful or can cause diarrhea.
00:37Some are not satisfied with the quality of Gripo water, so they buy it from a water refilling station.
00:43Achilles spends P50 on water for three days.
00:47When you drink Gripo water, it has a taste.
00:50It's different from the feeling, especially for children.
00:54In this water refilling station, they sell P35 for each gallon of water.
00:59In one day, they sell 100 gallons.
01:02We test the water every month.
01:06We drain and clean the water every day.
01:10According to the DNR Undersecretary C.P. David, most of the water refilling stations are not monitored.
01:17When I go to the water refilling station, there is no engineer there.
01:21There is a boy there who cleans the container and fills it up.
01:26He doesn't know if the reverse osmosis equipment works.
01:31Let's experiment one time.
01:33Buy two bottles.
01:35Let that one container sit for about two weeks.
01:40Then drink it.
01:42See the deterioration in the quality of water.
01:46Because in many cases, the water refilling stations that we have are left unregulated at this point in time.
01:54So it's not that clean.
01:56Maybe the water from the tap water is cleaner.
01:59The TIAC says the water supplied by Manila and Manila Water is safe to drink,
02:03even if it passes through the pipes.
02:06As long as it comes out of the Gripo and does not impact the tank where it can possibly go bad.
02:10The quality of the water is being tested when it comes out of the treatment facilities.
02:14Because of the high pressure in the pipes, even if there is a hole, it cannot enter the pipes.
02:19For example, the water channel.
02:21Even if there is a bacteria present in the pipeline, that chlorine will still kill it.
02:26That's why it's residual.
02:27There is still chlorine left in our water up to the customer level.
02:32The solution is being looked at to ensure the quality of drinking water and to lower the costs here.
02:37What if a water service provider complete with expertise,
02:42the engineers and the know-how, also become a water refilling company?
02:49If we are to do this, definitely the quality of water will be better and the cost will be lower.
02:58We are also obtaining a statement from the Food and Drug Administration
03:01that the water refilling stations are instructed to monitor.
03:04Under the administrative order of the DOH,
03:06the quality of the water should be tested regularly
03:08and the water supplied should meet the Philippine National Standards for Drinking Water
03:13including the water being sold in water refilling stations.
03:36For more information, visit www.fema.gov

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