The mayor of Ciales reports that several communities remain without water after recent rains.

Around 2,000 families in three communities in Ciales have been without drinking water for several days, Mayor Jesús Resto reported today.

Rainfall in the north of the metropolitan area also wreaked havoc and consequences on the communities.

To the public opinion: In the absence of a response from the municipal authorities and CMAS Xalapa, the neighbors of the walker Rubén Montiel, Indeco Ánimas division of this city, we went to the media to denounce the negligence of the authorities in the absence of water, a situation that contradicts the optimistic statements of the Mayor, who claims that there is no water shortage in the city. We let the municipe know that we have not had water …

By Raúl Germán Bautista. – The Emergency Operations Center (COE) reported that more than 819,000 people are being affected by the interruption of the supply of drinking water in different regions of the country, due to the departure of 42 aqueducts due to constant rains. According to the detailed report of the National Institute of Drinking Waters and Sewerages (INAPA), a total of 46 aqueducts have breakdowns, of which 42 are completely out of s…

The Emergency Operations Center (COE) reported this Tuesday afternoon that the number of homes affected increased to 3,048 and the number of people displaced by the effects of the heavy rains recorded in the national territory. According to this Tuesday's report, four people were sheltered, six roads and six bridges have been affected, while 23 localities were left incommunicado. The total number of people without access to drinking water due to…