At long last,
after several weeks of no rain at all in Cebu City,
the rain has come in significant amount.
It's like a breath of fresh air
having gone through hot and uncomfortable weather
for the past months of March and April 2019.
Now the ground is finally wet
and this rain may help add water to the dried-up dams.
Water has been rationed,
giving water to some areas while shutting down a lot more.
And this marked my 1st time experiencing no water
for more than 20 hours in Englis, V. Rama, Cebu City
in decades.
And no water during the day and only at night
and a lot of times only in the early morning for few hours.
And I had to open the faucet all the time
so I could hear the water when it comes.
No water schedule posted whatsoever
and a lot of times we had to wake up
in the wee hours of the morning
just to save water in large containers.
People everywhere were buying large containers to store water.
But still very thankful about my situation
unlike in many places in the city
when there's no water for several days
that they have to be delivered by firetrucks
and distributed to the community. Very sad.
The booming city of Cebu, Philippines
is one big and welcoming news for everyone,
but the water shortage makes you wanna live somewhere else
especially when you never experienced such thing before.
after several weeks of no rain at all in Cebu City,
the rain has come in significant amount.
It's like a breath of fresh air
having gone through hot and uncomfortable weather
for the past months of March and April 2019.
Now the ground is finally wet
and this rain may help add water to the dried-up dams.
Water has been rationed,
giving water to some areas while shutting down a lot more.
And this marked my 1st time experiencing no water
for more than 20 hours in Englis, V. Rama, Cebu City
in decades.
And no water during the day and only at night
and a lot of times only in the early morning for few hours.
And I had to open the faucet all the time
so I could hear the water when it comes.
No water schedule posted whatsoever
and a lot of times we had to wake up
in the wee hours of the morning
just to save water in large containers.
People everywhere were buying large containers to store water.
But still very thankful about my situation
unlike in many places in the city
when there's no water for several days
that they have to be delivered by firetrucks
and distributed to the community. Very sad.
The booming city of Cebu, Philippines
is one big and welcoming news for everyone,
but the water shortage makes you wanna live somewhere else
especially when you never experienced such thing before.
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