US EditionLa Escondida: Lightning Hit Sameep Bombing Station and Generates Low Water Pressure in Several Inland Locations
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Sameep and Secheep are working together to restore service to the towns along the First Aqueduct and resolve the electrical problems that affected the operation of the La Escondida Pumping Station after a lightning strike this Sunday afternoon. This situation caused a decrease in drinking water pressure in Presidencia de la Plaza, Machagai, Quitilipi, Sáenz Peña, La Tigra, La Clotilde, San Bernardo, Villa Ángela, Du Graty, and Santa Sylvina. Tec…
Sameep and Secheep work together to restore service in the towns supplied by the First Aqueduct, after the fall of lightning caused electrical failures at the La Escondida Bombeo Station on Sunday afternoon. The incident caused a decrease in the pressure of drinking water in Presidencia de la Plaza, Machagai, Quitilipi, Sáenz Peña, La Tigra, La Clotilde, San Bernardo, Villa Angela, Du Graty and Santa Sylvina. Technical teams from both companies …
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