More than 100 days without water: The crisis hitting thousands in Puerto Rico, on top of the blackouts
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Cubadebate published a report on the water crisis in Puerto Rico and Cubans responded with massive irony, pointing to the hypocrisy of the ruling media.
Neighbors and businesses in the Machuchal neighborhood and Calle Loíza, in San Juan, have had the dry water pipes more than half of the days that have passed this year. Until this Friday were exactly 118 days counted carefully in a digital logbook fed by almost a hundred residents of this sector located in one of the most tourist areas of the capital of Puerto Rico. The post More than 100 days without water: The crisis that hits thousands in Pue…
Governor Jenniffer González has declared a state of emergency by means of two implementing regulations due to the drought affecting Puerto Rico. The first regulation lays down measures for the conservation and management of water resources, while the second mobilises the National Guard to participate in the transport, distribution and treatment of water. The decision is a response to [...] The post Puerto Rico calls for emergency from first appe…
The drought that affects Puerto Rico keeps the country’s main reservoirs under surveillance, while the government is preparing to implement, if necessary, a plan of scheduled interruptions in the drinking water service. La Fortaleza’s secretary of public affairs, Jean Peña Payano, clarified that the measures will not be implemented immediately in all areas of the island and that any interruption will depend on the particular conditions of each r…
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