When Will the Water Return? AAA Makes New Adjustments to Recover the Cupey System
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Governor Jenniffer González Colón announced Tuesday that the government is considering accelerating water rationing plans for municipalities supplied by the Carraízo reservoir due to the rapid decrease in its levels caused by a lack of…
In a press release, the AAA explained that the tanks that are part of the system have not been able to recover due to the lack of rain and daily consumption.
Production from Carraízo remains about 10 million gallons a day below what is required, while communities in four municipalities face interruptions
AAA reported that recovery continues slow due to limited availability of water at the Carraízo reservoir, which remains in operational adjustment phase
Several communities in San Juan, Trujillo Alto, Carolina, and Canóvanas continue to experience water service problems, so the executive director of the Metropolitan Region of the Authority
Gov. Jenniffer González Colón warned this Tuesday that scheduled interruptions of drinking water could begin earlier than expected due to the rapid decrease in levels of the Carraízo reservoir, while the government continues to evaluate measures to address the drought that affects several regions of Puerto Rico. The president reported that during the day she would hold meetings with the Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) to evaluate the reservoi…
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