Guasave, Sinaloa.- Faced with the multiple complaints that have been filed because in many colonies there is the problem of blackwater leakage, the Guasave Drinking Water and Sewerage Board (Jumapag) has already taken letters on the matter and has solved some of them. Complaints received from food sales businesses outside the IMSS clinic, as well as that of the Lomas del Mar colony, which had more than two weeks in that detail, have already been resolved, said Alejandra Valdez Arellano.
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Jumapag’s manager says the blackwater outbreak arises due to the constant throwing of garbage on the streets by citizens, without thinking about the consequences of what that causes.
He noted that in rainy times it was a recurring problem, as the Guasavenses did not have a culture of environmental protection and that is why many colonies flood when it rains. He detailed that before the rainy seasons begin, hard work is being done to clean the city’s sewers to prevent flooding in the colonies, because at that time, that rubbish that is dumped and ends up in the drain, saturates it, and therefore the sewage begins to sprout. “What happens is that in the pipe there are connectors that already have a lot of time, and that are of materials that over time they can deteriorate, and that causes a collapse in them, and it does not allow water to flow, then those plugs do not allow the liquid to circulate, therefore those collectors are filled and that is when they begin to spill” Detailed. Read more: Candidates for the mayoralty of Culiacán defend truths and lies during debateThe manager of the Jumapag reported that these leaks are already being addressed, and as soon as possible they will be arranged to prevent an outbreak of infections, which have manifested themselves through vomiting and diarrhoea in the population because many of the leaks were near premises selling food. He stressed that the report that comes to them is taken care of as soon as possible, and that they have been put into action to clean up the city’s sewers as well, which has been slightly complicated because they have found a lot of accumulated garbage, and that has delayed their work. “We are maintaining storm collectors, in fact tomorrow (today) we will bring trucks from the Conagua to maintain the collectors, especially where the blackwater spills have been presented we are attacking this to solve the root problem,” Valdez Arellano concluded.
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