The Ministry of Water Resources reported the implementation of various technical initiatives to optimize drinking water and wastewater services in the states of Anzoátegui, Aragua, Falcón, and Amazonas. This coordinated effort between multidisciplinary teams and local communities allows for direct assistance to thousands of families in these regions.
In Anzoátegui state, the technical team completed the assembly, alignment and commissioning of a new pumping equipment in the El Cují–Onoto System.
The intervention included the adaptation of the pedestal base, the coupling of the motor-pump and the corresponding technical tests of operating parameters.
These works ensure the continuity of the water supply and directly benefit more than 3.000 families in the area.
More than 4.500 families benefited in Aragua
In the Samán de Güere parish of the Santiago Mariño municipality, in the state of Aragua, a 12-inch intake pipe was repaired to benefit 4.500 families.
The work in the Arturo Michelena sector involved excavating the land and replacing six meters of high-density polyethylene pipe. The project restored the water flow connected to the Central Regional System II, benefiting seven sectors in Aragua state.
In Falcón, six communities were served
Meanwhile, in the state of Falcón, specifically in the city of Coro, Miranda municipality, a comprehensive wastewater sanitation plan was deployed through Hidroven for 5.872 families in six communities.
Crews performed maintenance on over 1.600 meters of sewer lines, inspected 27 manholes, and removed 30.000 liters of stagnant water. The operation included addressing a fallen sewer line in La Cañada and working in areas such as Las Packs and Cruz Verde.
They serve indigenous communities in the Amazon
Meanwhile, in the state of Amazonas, municipality of Atures, infrastructure powered by photovoltaic solar energy was delivered to the indigenous communities of Babilla de Pintao and Rueda.
In the first phase, a 31.000-liter tank was rehabilitated, a deep well was constructed, and 700 meters of pipeline were laid. In the Rueda area, a 20.000-liter reservoir was adapted along with 900 meters of piping to benefit families in the villages of Huottuja and Jivi.
