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Araya Turns Six Months without Water Due to Turimiquire Collapse
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Between rationings of 600 liters every 25 days, cisterns in dollars and brackish wells, the communities of the Peninsula of Araya, Sucre state, survive the failure of the Turimiquire. Fear of the deterioration of the underwater aqueduct aggravates the routine of loading water from Cumaná. Cumaná. Six months have passed since the collapse in the [...] The entrance In Araya turns six months without water waiting for the definitive repair of Turimi…
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