Unicef Will Begin Rehabilitating Key Water Infrastructure in Venezuela in October
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Unicef will begin rehabilitating key water infrastructure in Venezuela in October
Following the earthquakes in Venezuela, Unicef will begin to rehabilitate water and sanitation infrastructure that were affected after the events.
Caracas, Sep 9 (Latin Press) The Ministry of Water Care of Venezuela and Unicef will begin in October in La Guaira infrastructure rehabilitation work to guarantee the vital liquid to 250,000 people, met today here. The post Venezuela and Unicef rehabilitate in October water infrastructure first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Unifec and Venezuelan authorities will start in October a project to recover some of the water and sanitation infrastructure that was affected by the earthquakes recorded in June in the state of La Guaira. The works will be focused on the treatment plants of Mamo and...
The United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) will launch a plan to rehabilitate the water and sanitation facilities that were affected in La Guaira during the devastating earthquakes of June 24. La Guaira was the most hit by earthquakes, where thousands of deaths were recorded [...] The Unicef entrance prepares projects to recover water facilities in La Guaira after earthquakes was first published in Caraota Digital.
Works at the Mamo and Naiguatá treatment plants will benefit 250,000 people, amid a financial shortfall of $40 million for humanitarian care.
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