Different sectors of the city were affected, with the northern area suffering the greatest impact.
Due to a tornado tail in the early hours of this Saturday, the city suffered roof blow-offs, fallen trees, and downed utility poles, as well as a total power outage affecting communication and water services.
Various departments are responding to requests from affected residents. Due to communication issues, a permanent duty office has been established at the social development building on Roque Sáenz Peña and La Rioja streets to provide assistance in person. You may also contact 345 413 2744. If you are unable to attend or communicate, please go to the nearest police station.
According to information provided by Enersa, the intense weather conditions, with strong electrical activity and wind gusts, caused damage to high, medium, and low voltage installations, affecting the supply in different towns in the province.
In Concordia, it is estimated that the service could be gradually restored starting mid-afternoon in some sectors of the city.
Residents are requested to travel with caution through those sectors where personnel are working.
WATER SERVICE BEGINS TO NORMALIZE
The Decentralized Entity of Sanitary Works (EDOS) reports that the Water Treatment Plant was put into operation mid-afternoon this Saturday, so the service will gradually normalize.
Residents are requested to make responsible use of the service, which was affected since the early hours of today as a consequence of the severe storm that occurred in our city, resulting in a prolonged power outage.
Due to a tornado tail in the early hours of this Saturday, the city suffered roof blow-offs, fallen trees, and downed utility poles, as well as a total power outage affecting communication and water services.
Various departments are responding to requests from affected residents. Due to communication issues, a permanent duty office has been established at the social development building on Roque Sáenz Peña and La Rioja streets to provide assistance in person. You may also contact 345 413 2744. If you are unable to attend or communicate, please go to the nearest police station.
According to information provided by Enersa, the intense weather conditions, with strong electrical activity and wind gusts, caused damage to high, medium, and low voltage installations, affecting the supply in different towns in the province.
In Concordia, it is estimated that the service could be gradually restored starting mid-afternoon in some sectors of the city.
Residents are requested to travel with caution through those sectors where personnel are working.
WATER SERVICE BEGINS TO NORMALIZE
The Decentralized Entity of Sanitary Works (EDOS) reports that the Water Treatment Plant was put into operation mid-afternoon this Saturday, so the service will gradually normalize.
Residents are requested to make responsible use of the service, which was affected since the early hours of today as a consequence of the severe storm that occurred in our city, resulting in a prolonged power outage.