The Mega-Water Cut Began in the Metropolitan Region: When Does the Supply Return?
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At this time, the scheduled cut of drinking water that affects thousands of households in the Metropolitan Region continues. This, after Aguas Andinas began the suspension of the supply on Friday night as part of scheduled work on its network. The measure impacts about 150,000 customers from different municipalities of Santiago and will extend until 08:00 hours this Sunday 24 May. Completing a total of 36 hours without service. Among the affecte…
From 20:00 hours on Friday, May 22, a scheduled cut of drinking water began that affects eight communes of the Metropolitan Region (El Bosque, San Ramón, La Granja, La Pintana, La Florida, San Bernardo and San Miguel), a measure that will extend for a total of 36 hours and that will force thousands of people to take preventive measures before the temporary suspension of the supply. At what time is the replacement of the service scheduled? Accord…
From 8:00 p.m. on Friday, May 22, a scheduled mega-cut of water began in eight communes of the Metropolitan Region. The reason for the interruption lies in work to renew the parallel aqueduct, which serves for the water security of the southern zone of Santiago. Thus, the communes of La Cisterna, El Bosque, San Ramón, La Granja, La Pintana, La Florida, San Bernardo and San Miguel will have to face much of their weekend without basic service. Wha…
Eight communes are being affected by work planned by Aguas Andinas.
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