Find water near you, and know how fresh the information is.
Search refilling stations, public taps and delivery services. Every listing shows when its availability was last reported.
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Three different questions, answered separately
Mixing these up is how people end up trusting the wrong water. BALDE PH keeps them apart on every listing.
Is the listing real?
Verification means the business and its details were checked by a reviewer. It says nothing about the water itself.
Is there water right now?
Availability is whatever was last reported, with a timestamp. Once a report goes stale we show it as unknown rather than current.
Is it safe to drink?
Potability is recorded only where laboratory or health office evidence was submitted and reviewed, with the test date attached.
How it works
Neighbours, water providers and local offices each keep one part of the picture current.
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Look before you walk
Search your barangay or open the map. Each listing carries the time its availability was last reported, so you can judge how much to trust it before setting out.
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Say what you found
Report a dry tap, a long queue or a closed station. A moderator reviews reports before they appear publicly, so an unchecked report is never shown as a confirmed emergency.
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Reach someone who can help
Assistance requests are routed to organisations working in your area. Your contact details are released only to the organisation that takes the request on.
Two ways to speak up
Report a water shortage
Tell your barangay, LGU and neighbours what you are seeing: no supply, low pressure, a closed source or a suspected contamination.
Report a ShortageRequest water assistance
For households and communities that need water delivered, containers, or a repair to a broken public water point.
Request AssistanceInstall BALDE PH on your phone
Install it to open the app straight from your home screen and read saved guidance when you have no signal. Live availability still needs a connection.