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Rawson: a Rupture in an Aqueduct Temporarily Affects the Supply of Drinking Water

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In order to carry out the repair tasks, it was necessary to interrupt the system of drive and depressurize the aqueduct, with the aim of allowing safe access to the affected sector. According to information, it is estimated that the service will be normalized at around 22 hours, after completion of the work and re-establishing the pressure of the system.From the Health Service they asked the users to make a rational use of the home reserves whil…
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In order to carry out the repair tasks, it was necessary to interrupt the system of drive and depressurize the aqueduct, with the aim of allowing safe access to the affected sector. According to information, it is estimated that the service will be normalized at around 22 hours, after completion of the work and re-establishing the pressure of the system.From the Health Service they asked the users to make a rational use of the home reserves whil…

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Metadata broke the news on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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