With a new collection of water from the Corazón stream, in the Combeima Canyon, They seek to solve the water supply in Ibagué.
According to Mayor Johana Aranda, together with Cortolima, they plan to reduce dependence on the Combeima River and thus to be able to guarantee citizens a supply of this service that is continuous and without unforeseen interruptions.
“We are already working for that redundant stream, for that substitute source, the Corazón stream, and we hope that very soon it will be a reality for the musical capital to benefit the Ibagueños with the supply of drinking water,” he said.
On April 26, this project was filed by Ibal and it is expected that, through this, Up to 231 liters of water can be captured per second. This would ensure progress in Ibagué’s water infrastructure.
“We are working hand in hand with the mayor and the IBAL manager, analyzing the request that has already been filed by the Company, doing the technical analyzes and requirements with the purpose of being able to grant the permits that the city requires to its development,” explained Olga Lucía Alfonso, director of Cortolima.
Likewise, it seeks to ensure access to this vital liquid in emergency situations without any interception.
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