The Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) reminds of the importance of taking extreme care of water resources and avoiding waste, especially during times of higher consumption and high temperatures.
In recent days, due to the river level drop that hinders water intake and the high consumption caused by the heat wave that has been recorded in the city for a week, the pressure in the distribution network is not remaining stable, causing some sectors of the city or certain times of the day to experience an irregular supply of the service.
DAILY ACTIONS TO AVOID WASTE
For this reason, the responsibility of the residents is requested by exercising extreme care with the resource so that the service is affected as little as possible.
It is important to turn off the taps when we are not using them, check for water leaks in homes, and appeal to a conscious use of it.
Wash cars with a bucket and not a hose, wash vegetables or food as well as plates and cutlery with the tap closed and then rinse, keep pools covered and chlorinated for better water maintenance, and do not mop the sidewalks every day.
For questions or inquiries, you can call the EDOS phone numbers 422-4786, 422-8613 or 421-1893
In recent days, due to the river level drop that hinders water intake and the high consumption caused by the heat wave that has been recorded in the city for a week, the pressure in the distribution network is not remaining stable, causing some sectors of the city or certain times of the day to experience an irregular supply of the service.
DAILY ACTIONS TO AVOID WASTE
For this reason, the responsibility of the residents is requested by exercising extreme care with the resource so that the service is affected as little as possible.
It is important to turn off the taps when we are not using them, check for water leaks in homes, and appeal to a conscious use of it.
Wash cars with a bucket and not a hose, wash vegetables or food as well as plates and cutlery with the tap closed and then rinse, keep pools covered and chlorinated for better water maintenance, and do not mop the sidewalks every day.
For questions or inquiries, you can call the EDOS phone numbers 422-4786, 422-8613 or 421-1893