The activation of work fronts dedicated to the paving of roads, the adaptation of the water and sewage system, the strengthening of the electrical network, the distribution of domestic gas and improvements in telecommunications are part of the actions being carried out in the area of public services in the Paraguaná Peninsula.
This Friday, the governor of Falcón state, Víctor Clark Boscán, led a day of supervision of the works as part of the Cayapa Plan.
During the day, more than 700 tons of asphalt were laid on the section between Pumarrosa Avenue and the Las Flores sector, restoring traffic flow on high-flow roads.
They delivered a 40 HP submersible pump and a 3x25 KVA transformer bank to reactivate the wastewater pumping station, which directly impacts the environmental sanitation of the community in sectors such as Maracardón, Maraquiba, La Sabana and Puerta Maraven, benefiting more than 4.500 residents of Los Rosales after 15 years of paralysis.
They also installed at least six distribution transformers and performed preventive maintenance on the general power grid to stabilize the voltage in the communities addressed.
“We are providing priority responses to the people on the ground, as instructed by Acting President Delcy Rodríguez. We have incorporated the sale and refilling of domestic gas and the maintenance of fiber optics as part of a coordinated effort to consolidate the well-being, tranquility, and development of Punta Cardón,” emphasized the highest regional authority.
Testimonies of people's power
LíderCommunity members from the parish expressed the importance of coordination between the different levels of government to resolve critical issues in their sectors.
Orly Bracho from the Cujicana community highlighted the impact of the paving plan on road sections that were severely deteriorated, improving public transport and local mobility.
Meanwhile, Maribel Vandermis, from the Puerta Maraven sector, highlighted the environmental significance of putting the pumping station into operation after 15 years of inactivity, directly benefiting 385 families in the sector along with the Water Technical Committees (MTA).
Finally, Carmen Polo expressed her gratitude for the installation of a transformer and reaffirmed the community's commitment to supporting the supervision and continuation of the works in the jurisdiction.
