Guantánamo.- The province of Guantánamo continues to be impacted by the rains, which have increased the volume of water stored in the reservoirs, which have now reached 33 percent of their capacities, and are showing signs of recovery after the intense drought of recent months.
According to Yinet Marzo Manuel, director of the Hydraulic Development Company in the province, notes that the Faustino Pérez Dam, 94 percent full, is delivering water to the Clotilde Reservoir to maximize the excess runoff.
We continue in San Antonio del Sur, where it has rained continuously for more than four hours. The main political authorities, from the Government, the FAR, and the MININT remain on the municipality to enforce the instructions given in this type of event. #TogetherWeCanMore pic.twitter.com/OHRpJUEQC1
— Yoel Perez Garcia (@yoeaberob1) September 29, 2025
Continuamos en San Antonio del Sur donde ha llovido ininterrumpidamente por más de 4 horas. Las principales autoridades políticas, del Gobierno, las FAR y el MININT seguimos en el terreno para hacer cumplir las indicaciones dadas en este tipo de evento.#JuntosPodemosMás pic.twitter.com/OHRpJUEQC1
— Yoel Perez Garcia (@yoeaberob1) September 29, 2025
The Jaibo reservoir is now at 36 percent of its total capacity, and the La Yaya dam is continuing its recovery, at 14 percent of its volume.
The Guantánamo Valley, an area severely affected by drought, is benefiting from the rainfall of recent days due to a hydrometeorological event.
In the Caujerí Valley, an area of the municipality of San Antonio el Sur, the Pozo Azul reservoir is recovering, while the Los Asientos reservoir reached its full capacity around noon yesterday and began natural discharges, the directive states.
In this regard, the necessary measures are being taken to keep residents and local governments informed for timely decision-making.
The Hydraulic Development Company, through its command post and in conjunction with the Hydraulic Resources Delegation, maintains constant surveillance and monitoring of rainfall patterns and reservoir levels.
