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Sanepar Blames Ibama for Water Shortage, but Works Are Years Behind Schedule.
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After leaving around 80 neighborhoods in Curitiba and the Metropolitan Region without water on Christmas Eve, Sanepar issued a statement this Thursday (25) stating that it managed to complete the maneuver to restore the supply to normal at 5 pm on Wednesday. According to the company, from then on the water would circulate normally, although in some regions the normalization still took longer. To explain the lack of water, Sanepar cited not only …
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