Know before it happens.
See if a power interruption or a weather alert affects your area, straight from official notices.
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Official notices exist. Finding yours is the hard part.
Most public notices live on Facebook, written as long lists of feeders and barangays. You just want to know if your place is affected.
A different page for everything
Power, water, roads and your city each post on their own page. Staying informed means following all of them.
Reposts, not sources
Look-alike pages repost notices late or changed. It isn't always clear which page is the real one.
Lost in the feed
Notices compete with news, ads and videos. You can scroll for twenty minutes and still miss the one that matters.
During the September brownouts in Lapu-Lapu, I kept opening MECO's page and scrolling through long lists of feeders. I only wanted two answers: am I affected, and when is the next one?
Ranil, founder of Abiso PH
Your answer in seconds
Search your place
Type a street, subdivision, landmark or barangay, or tap "Am I affected?" to use your location.
See what's happening
The map shows interruptions happening now, coming up, and restored, with times and affected areas.
Share it
Send a notice's link to your barangay or subdivision group so neighbors can check their own area.
Every notice traced to where it came from
Abiso shows only notices issued by the institution responsible. We add maps and plain summaries, never new facts.
- Official sources only: no rumors, group chats or reposts
- Times, areas and reasons match the original notice
- Mistakes are corrected in the open and marked "Corrected"
The utility or agency published the notice directly in Abiso.
Our team entered a notice the institution already published on its own channels, with a link to the original.
Wind signals, heavy rain outlooks and flood advisories are read from PAGASA's public bulletins, advisories and alert feed within about 10 minutes, each with a link to the original.
Abiso PH is an independent service and is not affiliated with PAGASA or any utility unless stated. For emergencies and official concerns, contact your utility, PAGASA or your local government directly.
Where Abiso works today
LEYECO VLEYECO V power interruptions · 0 off now, 0 coming up Open map →
Mactan Electric Company, Inc.MECO power interruptions · 0 off now, 0 coming up Open map → Weather alerts from PAGASA
Wind signals, heavy rain, floods and thunderstorms, nationwide Open →
Publish once. Reach the right people.
Abiso gives your team one place to post notices, and gives the public a clear answer for their exact area, with fewer calls to your hotline.
- Simple staff portalDraft, publish and update notices, and mark the affected area on a map.
- Automatic alertsSubscribers hear about new notices, extensions and restorations as they happen.
- Ready-to-post social media kitEvery notice comes with post text and an image for your Facebook page.
- Reliability recordsInterruption reports and monthly records electric utilities file with the ERC.