2024-04-12 07:54:31
Following up on reports of contaminated water in Benito Juarezthe Health Secretary (Sedesa) of CDMX has made 300 visits to the mayor’s office to take samples of residual chlorine, reported the head of the agency, Olivia Lopez Arellano.
“From the April 3 There has been inter-institutional action in response to this problem. We have done, since Health, around 300 visits with Health personnel, taking samples of residual chlorine (…) more than 281 thousand liters of water have been chlorinated,” mentioned the head of Deadly.
In conference, the secretary of Inclusion y Social Welfare, Juan Gerardo López Hernández reported the installation of a command post with Deadly, Civil protectionand the CDMX Water System to address the problem.
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In this regard, he added that the investigation and analysis of properties and properties has also been extended to the eastern fringe of the Alvaro Obregón Mayor’s Office.
“We have done work together with the Secretariat of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection taking photographs, drone images, the activities on these properties and properties have been reviewed,” he mentioned.
Given the contamination in the vital liquid, capital authorities announced the distribution of jugs in the park Saint Lawrencein the Del Valle colony.
“The jugs are currently located in the San Lorenzo Park, in the Del Valle Centro neighborhood, in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office, there we have enough jugs at this time, which have been distributed for two days ago,” they reported.
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Finally, the head of the capital’s government, Marti Batres reiterated that there are no explosion risks related to water.
“Until now, we have carried out 324 explosiveness tests that have resulted in zero explosiveness, that is, there is no risk in the sense of explosiveness,” he insisted.
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2024-04-12 07:54:31