The population of La Vega has gone from receiving drinking water daily to having the service available just two days a week, due to the reduction of the flow rates in the sources of harvesting the aqueducts of the province.The director of the Corporación del Aqueducto y Alcantarillado de La Vega (Coraavega), Omar Beato, explained that the province is in a critical situation as a result of the drought that affects that area of the country.The off…
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The population of La Vega has gone from receiving drinking water daily to having the service available just two days a week, due to the reduction of the flow rates in the sources of harvesting the aqueducts of the province.The director of the Corporación del Aqueducto y Alcantarillado de La Vega (Coraavega), Omar Beato, explained that the province is in a critical situation as a result of the drought that affects that area of the country.The off…