Title: Water Supply Service Interruptions in Havana Cause Inconvenience for Residents
Subtitle: Maintenance and Repair Work Leads to Water Shortages in Several Areas
Date: June 23, 2023
Havana, Cuba – On Friday, June 23, residents of several areas in Havana will experience a temporary interruption in the water supply service. The affected areas include various municipalities and districts, as announced by the Aguas de La Habana company.
Between 8 in the morning and 6 in the afternoon, maintenance and repair work will be conducted on the conductors and electrical lines that feed the Cuatro Caminos source. This necessary maintenance work is aimed at ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the water supply system.
The following areas will be affected by the water service interruption:
1. Havana del Este Municipality: Cojímar district and part of the Guiteras district.
2. Guanabacoa Municipality: Peñalver, Los Mangos, Alecrín, El Combinado del Este districts, as well as the area between the Monumental highway from Santa Fe to La Jata, La Gallega, Minas, Barrera, and Bacuranao districts.
3. Cotorro Municipality: Cuatro Caminos town and areas surrounding the Dairy Complex.
Residents in these areas are advised to make necessary arrangements and store an adequate supply of water to meet their needs during the interruption period.
The Aguas de La Habana company has assured the affected population that as soon as the planned maintenance and repair works are completed, the water supply service will be gradually restored. This measure aims to minimize inconvenience and ensure a prompt return to normal water supply conditions.
In addition to the aforementioned interruptions, residents in the western zone of Havana will also experience a temporary suspension of the water supply service on this Tuesday. Maintenance and repairs will be carried out on the conductor of the Cosculluela fountain between 6 in the morning and 6 in the afternoon.
The affected areas in the western zone of Havana include:
– Marianao municipality: Streets 43 to 67 and from 100 to 114, as well as streets from 100 to 76 and from 31 to 71. The distributions of Los Quemados, Pogolotti, Hornos, CUJAE, Larrazábal, and Santa Felicia will also be affected.
These water service interruptions are not uncommon in the capital of Cuba. The deteriorated state of the river networks, resulting from years of overexploitation and a lack of proper maintenance, is cited as one of the primary causes. Aguas de La Habana is actively working to address these issues and improve the water supply infrastructure to ensure a more reliable and consistent service in the future.
Residents are advised to stay updated through official announcements from Aguas de La Habana regarding the progress of the maintenance works and the restoration of the water supply service.
As the maintenance and repair works are carried out, the cooperation and understanding of the affected residents are greatly appreciated.
What alternative solutions has the Aguas de La Habana company provided for residents in Alturas de La Lisa, Alamar, and El Rincón districts to obtain water during the interruption period?
Municipality: Alturas de La Lisa, Alamar, and El Rincón districts.
During the interruption, residents in these areas are advised to make necessary arrangements and take precautions to ensure they have access to an adequate water supply. The Aguas de La Habana company has provided alternative solutions for residents to obtain water during this period.
Water tanker trucks will be deployed to supply water to approximately 120,000 people in Havana who are dependent on this service. These trucks will be stationed at strategic points in the affected areas, and residents can collect water from these trucks to meet their daily needs.
It is important for residents to store enough water in advance to sustain them during the interruption period. Additionally, it is advised to use water sparingly and prioritize essential needs to conserve water resources. The interruption is only temporary, and the water supply service is expected to be restored to normal by 6 in the afternoon.
The maintenance and repair work being conducted on the conductors and electrical lines that feed the Cuatro Caminos source is vital for the reliability and efficiency of the water supply system. By ensuring these necessary repairs are carried out, it helps prevent future disruptions and improves the overall water supply service in Havana.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated on any further announcements or changes regarding the water supply service interruption through relevant local authorities or the Aguas de La Habana company. Their cooperation and understanding during this temporary inconvenience are greatly appreciated as efforts are made to improve the water supply system in Havana.
This is concerning news for residents in those affected areas. It’s important that everyone plans ahead and makes necessary arrangements to ensure access to clean water during the interruption.
This article highlights the upcoming water interruption in multiple areas of Havana, creating inconvenience for residents. Water scarcity remains an ongoing challenge that needs to be addressed effectively to ensure access to this essential resource for all.