Antonio Rodríguez Rodríguez, president of the National Institute of Hydraulic Resources (INRHI, in Spanish), checked in Guantanamo the state of investments carried out to improve the water supply in the Cuban easternmost province that has been badly affected by the prolonged period of drought.
During the tour, he verified the progress of the construction of the pipeline in the southern area of the capital city, which will benefit the inhabitants of the coastal community Hatibonico, belonging to the Caimanera Municipality, where its inhabitants receive the fresh water by pipe trucks.
In that territory, he also supervised the work carried out in the construction of the offices of the Base Business Unit of Aqueducts and Sewerage, the celanning of drainpipes as well as the suppression of leaks, which will undoubtedly result in a better service to the population.
The INRHI in Guantánamo implements a large investment program to mitigate the negative impact of the drought and to guarantee the water supply service to the population, a project that, in addition to government support in the location of resources, goes hand in hand with the elimination of leaks and the conscious action of people in saving the vital liquid, essential for the quality of life.][/bg_collapse]
