There are a lot of places here in Iligan City that experiences an irregular supply of water. They have only scheduled a time when there is water. Also, on the streets, some pipelines are broken that’s why a lot of water is wasted. It is difficult for people in our community to experience this kind of problem. It affects their daily living. They will need to find a place somewhere that they can get water to sustain their needs. This is a long-time problem and until now it is not settled. Many people in Iligan City, including some in my neighborhood, already complained about the water system in our community.

Government officials, as well as the Baranggay officials, should think of a way on how to solve this problem. Instead of just leaving those pipelines broken, we should be sensitive enough and have the common sense to repair it especially those officials. We should not let those water just be wasted because not all of us experience a good water system. Not all of us have a daily supply of water. So instead of wasting it, start conserving it and start by doing it now!

Thousands Have Lived Without Love, Not One Without Water.

– W.H.Auden

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