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San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero Lugo attributed the prolonged drinking water crisis in several parts of the city on Tuesday to staff changes at the Puerto Rico Water and Sewer Authority (PRASA), despite the repairs completed last Saturday.
Since last week, sectors of the metropolitan area have faced interruptions in supply, without the public corporation being able to provide explanations, according to former Popular Party legislator Ángel Matos García.
The mayor of San Juan Miguel Romero Lugo declared a state of municipal emergency in the face of prolonged failures in the supply of drinking water provided by the Aqueducts and Sewerage Authority (AAA). According to a communication, the measure will allow for the immediate mobilization of resources to serve the affected communities. “Water service is an essential and basic need, not a privilege. What is happening in San Juan is unacceptable: tho…
The spokesman for the Popular Democratic Party (PPD) in the Senate, Luis Javier Hernández Ortiz, denounced Monday the lack of communication between the Aqueduct and Sewerage Authority (AAA) and the mayors, in the midst of the water crisis that affects the metropolitan area and multiple municipalities of the country. “We have been for several days that not only the metropolitan area is without water, many municipalities of the country are without…
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Two community leaders from San Juan discuss this situation, which they have been reporting for several weeks.
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