COnce it rains with intensity, the bass of Sarmiento Avenue – in front of the Italian square – becomes a caudalous stream, literally, with the complications and risk that this implies.
“Notes and messages have already been made to Mr. Intendant, but nothing. They do not give priority to this, which comes from years and years. It is very sad, waiting for a work for political issues. It will really could not do something, as larger drains,” said a merchant in the area.
In this regard, years ago the Executive faced the sanitation and channeling of the Mbotaby stream, although it is a large work that seems stagnant due to lack of funds.
“We need an urgent solution, it cannot be that every time it rains we flood us. We are taxpayers, pay taxes and ask for something we need,” they stressed.
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