Crews from the water and sewage operating agency, Interapas, completed the first stage of repair of the “Los Silos” sanitary sewerthat It just collapsed and generated a sinkhole which distressed the nearby neighborhood; Work is already underway on a next damaged section.
Thus, it was announced that the first section has already been repaired from the “Los Silos” sanitary sewer in the Villa de Pozos delegation, which conveys wastewater to the Tenorio Tank; it was said that The collapse resulted from it reaching its useful life.
The work was carried out on the street Old Road to the Gómez of the colony in question, where they were placed 70 meters of 60-inch diameter HDPE pipe which has the characteristic of a strong barrier against humidity and high resistance to impacts, which guarantees many years of useful life.
In this part of the work One million 400 thousand pesos were allocated for the benefit of hundreds of families in the area, because it will no longer represent risks due to deficiencies in the sanitary infrastructure that conveys wastewater to Tanque Tenorio.
MeanwhileRepair work continues in a second stageat another point of the collector, on the 70th street between Seminario Avenue and Phoenix Avenue to repair another collapsed section.
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On the other hand, it was announced that the drainage replacement work on Francisco Carrera streetin the Northern Division colonya site where 65 meters of damaged pipe will be replaced for the benefit of the residents of the area, who had been affected by a collapse.
Likewise, in the San Leonel colonyspecifically on Alaska Street, operational workers of the agency carry out maintenance work pipe replacement that was damaged in the area.
The start of the rehabilitation of sanitary drainage on Humboldt Street, in the Valle neighborhoodwhere 115 linear meters from Amado Nervo to Agustín Vera will be replaced, so this section will remain completely closed to vehicular traffic.
Interapas asked users report bugs in the hydraulic and sanitary network to telephone number 4443 018 874 of the Fuga-Zero program.
