Water and Sanitation news

The Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) informs that this Monday, May 16, the agency's offices on Entre Ríos and San Lorenzo streets will not be open to the public, due to the commemoration of the Sanitary Worker's Day.

The Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) informs that a breakdown was detected in the drinking water network in the vicinity of Boulevard Yuquerí and Boulevard Ayuí. For this reason, a pipe connection from the Roca Aqueduct network will be carried out to fix this malfunction.

Given the circulation of confusing messages, the Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) clarifies that the water from the Concordia network is potable and safe.

During this Tuesday, Sanitary Works personnel began repair and unclogging work on deep sewer networks at the intersections of Avda. Salto Uruguayo and Colón, and Avda. Salto Uruguayo and Bolivia.

The surprise was great when the personnel of the Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) arrived to resolve the complaints of residents of Benito Legerén regarding problems in the sewer networks. The residents reported that the sewers were overflowing and not working. When the Sanitary Works personnel performed excavations and comprehensive work on the networks, they found everything except sewage.

<em>The Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) reported that the theft of electrical wiring was recorded in the vicinity of España and Diamante streets, a network that powers the drinking water pump for the San Pantaleón neighborhood. Due to this reason, the normal supply is restricted, affecting the quadrant comprised by De los Viñedos, España, Diamante, and Federación streets.</em>

The Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) informs that this Wednesday, March 16, due to the work planned for the construction of the new Costanera Nébel, pipe replacement and valve installation will be carried out on the drinking water network at Coldaroli and Victorino Simón.

<i>The Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) informs that in the afternoon, a breakdown was detected in a main pipe of the Roca Aqueduct network. Due to this situation, it was necessary to stop the discharge pumps of the Roca Complex to carry out the necessary repair work.</i>

Around 9:00 PM, personnel from the Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity concluded the repair work on a main pipe of the discharge network, which had been damaged during the expansion work of the sewer network in the Parque Río Uruguay neighborhood. The company in charge of the work reported the malfunction that occurred at Salto Uruguayo and Victorino Simón, and EDOS immediately arranged for repair tasks.

The Decentralized Sanitary Works Entity (EDOS) informs that as a result of the different interruptions in the electricity supply that occurred this Wednesday, the San Carlos Water Treatment Plant, the Roca Aqueduct Complex, and several wells in different neighborhoods of the city went out of service on different occasions.