US EditionCauto Del Paso Dam Reduces the Volume of Water Released
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The Cauto del Paso dam, considered the largest hydraulic infrastructure in Granma, has significantly reduced the volume of water it releases, according to the last technical part of this Sunday, which says that the current flow rate is 1 200 cubic meters per second, well below the maximum recorded of almost 4 000 during the most critical moment. The post Cauto del Paso dam reduces the volume of water released first appeared on Cubadebate.
The Cauto del Paso Dam in Granma reduced its discharge to 1200 cubic meters per second. This figure is below the 4000 cubic meters per second reported at its peak. The reservoir maintains a controlled release of water. Its peak discharge period had caused flooding in the municipality of Rio Cauto.
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