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Living by the River, but Unable to Drink Water: How Iquitos Seeks to Change Its Reality

Summary by El Comercio
In Punchana, Iquitos, the construction of new treatment and supply systems seeks to bring water to communities where access to this resource remains a challenge. We know these projects closely, their impact on families and initiatives that also aim to prevent diseases such as malaria.
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In Punchana, Iquitos, the construction of new treatment and supply systems seeks to bring water to communities where access to this resource remains a challenge. We know these projects closely, their impact on families and initiatives that also aim to prevent diseases such as malaria.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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