Friday 8 December 2023

No Water Today in Santa Ana, Escazú, Alajuelita and Desamparados

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The areas west and south of San José will be without water today, as the Instituto Costarricense de Acueductos y Alcantarillados (AyA) – water and sewer utility – carries out a series of maintenance works at the Puente Mulas pumping station.

The areas affected are:

Santa Ana: Centro, Don Lalo, Gavilanes, Concepción, La Chispa, Pozos, Obando, Valle Soleado, Lajas, Casa Blanca, Calle Pilas.

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Escazú: Centro, San  Rafael, Corazón  de  Jesús,  Rosalinda, Bello Horizonte, Anonos, Trejos Montealegre, Maynard, Los Elíseos, Altos de Bello Horizonte, Santa Teresa, Profesores, Santa Eduviges, Vista de Oro.

Alajuelita: Centro,  San  Felipe,  La  Aurora,  Tejarcillos,  San Josecito, Calle El Alto, Concepción, El Tejar.

Desamparados: Novedades,  Alpino,  Méndez,  Los  Ángeles, Santa Cecilia, Tolima, Maiquetía.

The dry taps will affect some 140.000 people between 9:00 am and 6:00 pm today (Saturday).

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