Without Water and with More Expensive Rates: Claims Against Sameep Grow for Repeated Cuts in Chaco
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The president of SAMEEP, Nicolás Diez, explained that the problems in the supply of drinking water in the metropolitan area were the result of a series of incidents recorded since Friday, among them the rupture of an aqueduct during a road work, failures in pumping equipment, an attempt to steal that left the complex of Barranqueras plants without energy and a breakdown in an electrical board. He assured that all the inconveniences were solved a…
Neighbors of Resistance, Barranqueras and Puerto Vilelas reported several days without service or under low pressure. The company first spoke about the rupture of a bomb and then broadcast a video about an attempted robbery at Barranqueras’ potable plant. Read more
On Monday, the provincial water utility reported that service was "beginning to normalize after the resolution of issues at the water treatment plants." Discontent was palpable on social media because residents were unaware of the outage; there was no official information, only the fact that they were without water. Sameep, the water utility, explained on Monday that the problem stemmed from two incidents at the Barranqueras Water Treatment Plan…
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