Water supply may be affected in the Lakes Region Residents of Iguaba Grande, São Pedro da Aldeia, Arraial do Cabo, Cabo Frio and Armação dos Búzios, in the Lakes Region of Rio, must prepare to face instability in the water supply this Wednesday (19). The Prolagos concessionaire will carry out preventive maintenance at the Juturnaíba Water Treatment Plant, scheduled to start at 6am and end at 8pm. The dealership's management informs that the return of supply may take up to 48 hours. According to the company, the intervention is necessary to reinforce operational security and improve the distribution system. During this period, there may be a lack of water or a reduction in pressure in the networks. ? Follow the g1 Região dos Lagos channel on WhatsApp. The executive director of Prolagos, Aline Póvoas, states that the return of supply will be gradual and may take up to 48 hours after the work is completed, especially in higher areas and at the ends of the networks. "It is a planned intervention to reinforce the operational safety of the system. After the work is completed, we begin the gradual resumption of operations and supply. Therefore, it is important that customers prepare and make conscious use of water, especially during this period", he explains. Hospitals, clinics and emergency care units will have priority in supplying water via tanker trucks. The concessionaire also intends to take advantage of the shutdown to carry out other improvements, such as actions to combat water loss. Customer service will be available on 0800 195 0 195, which works for both free calls and messages via WhatsApp. Concessionaire carries out maintenance at the Juturnaíba Water Treatment Plant Disclosure
Maintenance could affect water supply in five cities in the Lakes Region
Water supply may be affected in the Lakes Region Residents of Iguaba Grande, São Pedro da Aldeia, Arraial do Cabo, Cabo Frio and Armação dos Búzios, in the Lakes Region of Rio, must prepare to face instability in the water supply this...
The dealership's management informs that the return of supply may take up to 48 hours. According to the company, the intervention is necessary to reinforce operational security and improve the distribution system.
- During this period, there may be a lack of water or a reduction in pressure in the networks.
- Follow the g1 Região dos Lagos channel on WhatsApp.
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