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Cainta mayor warns utilities: No permit, no digging

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Neil Alcober·12 June 2026, 5:31 pm·1 MIN READ

Cainta mayor warns utilities: No permit, no digging

Cainta, Rizal Mayor Keith Nieto

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  • Cainta, Rizal Mayor Keith Nieto on Friday ordered utility companies to secure permits from the municipal government before conducting excavation works on public roads, warning that unauthorized projects contribute to flooding and disrupt local infrastructure.

    "Do not dig up public roads without getting a permit from the municipal hall. This is to let us know what the project is and if it will block the waterways or canals, which usually happens when you do not inform us," Nieto said.

    The mayor said he had observed utility poles and water lines installed through drainage canals, trapping garbage and obstructing water flow. On Friday, he stopped Manila Water personnel from excavating Ricarte Street after they allegedly failed to present the required permit.

    "They cannot show any permit. I sent them straight to the police station to file a case, and I had their truck impounded," Nieto said, adding that unauthorized projects undermine the local government's flood mitigation efforts.

    "They are messing up the system I am fixing. Please cooperate so we do not have to take legal action," he added.

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