Sunass: More than 3 Million People Could Be Affected by the 'El Niño' Phenomenon in the North of the Country
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The superintendent of Sunass, Mauro Gutiérrez, indicated that 101 drinking water and sanitation infrastructures were detected with identified vulnerabilities and a level of critical risk to the arrival of the El Niño phenomenon.
Facilities could record overflows due to flooding or lack of electrical backup; the agency recommended strengthening infrastructure protection and ensuring continuity of services during emergencies.
Mauro Gutiérrez, superintendent of Sunass, said that 101 drinking water and sanitation infrastructures were also identified that present recognized vulnerabilities with critical risk to the arrival of the phenomenon.
More than 2.2 million people with higher levels of risk in SPS are likely to be affected
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