The Municipality of Concordia, through the Directorate of Electrotechnics and Communications and the Costanera Entity, following the receding water levels of the Uruguay River, is carrying out work to reconnect electricity meters and clean the Manzores stream.
Regarding the meters, inspectors from Electrotechnics are visiting the homes that the water has cleared, and after verifying that safety conditions are met, the reconnection is performed, thus avoiding the need for owners to carry out procedures at both the Municipality and the Electric Cooperative.
On the other hand, the Costanera Entity is carrying out cleaning operations in the Manzores stream, reinforced during this period of rising water to prevent the accumulation of waste and ensure the normal flow of water.
The work is organized and executed by the entity itself, with its own personnel and logistics, using boats and manual tools to intervene in areas that are difficult to access from the shore. The tasks include the removal of aquatic plants, primarily water hyacinths, and waste such as bottles, plastics, and other debris carried by the current.
The community is requested to avoid traveling through the area and to comply with the indications and signage that remain in effect in the area.
Regarding the meters, inspectors from Electrotechnics are visiting the homes that the water has cleared, and after verifying that safety conditions are met, the reconnection is performed, thus avoiding the need for owners to carry out procedures at both the Municipality and the Electric Cooperative.
On the other hand, the Costanera Entity is carrying out cleaning operations in the Manzores stream, reinforced during this period of rising water to prevent the accumulation of waste and ensure the normal flow of water.
The work is organized and executed by the entity itself, with its own personnel and logistics, using boats and manual tools to intervene in areas that are difficult to access from the shore. The tasks include the removal of aquatic plants, primarily water hyacinths, and waste such as bottles, plastics, and other debris carried by the current.
The community is requested to avoid traveling through the area and to comply with the indications and signage that remain in effect in the area.