translated from Spanish: Jumapaang makes crisis readjustments

Angostura, Sinaloa.- Because the health contingency of COVID-19 sn surcharged the collection of revenue from payment of receipt, the Municipal Board of Drinking Water and Sewerage of Angostura had to make some adjustments to continue offering the public the service of the vital liquid, even though it is not fulfilling its responsibility. Elizabeth Osuna García, technical and commercial manager of the Jumapaang, states that paramunicipal finances fell by 40 percent and this is causing problems in the operation, so they are making some budget adjustments and prioritizing the elementary, all with the aim of maintaining the distribution of water in communities in the best possible way and defraying the need for people.” Financially we are wrong, and for that reason we are making a request to the State Government, the Federal and everyone to support us to get ahead, because the situation we are going through is complicated, more because the public is not helping with the payment of their receipt, and in a way we understand it, because in this pandemic they prefer to buy food and then see the debt in the Board” Elizabeth Osuna García highlights.



Original source in Spanish