During the three days of Carnival celebrations in Las Tablas, a lack of potable water service was reported affecting several users. The high demand for water due to the large influx of people in the city surpassed the capacity of the supply operation, causing many homes and establishments to go without the necessary supply.
Residents of Las Tablas expressed their concern over this situation, as water is a fundamental resource during the Carnival festivities. Some users reported going up to 24 hours without receiving water in their homes, which caused them discomfort and difficulties in carrying out their daily activities.
In response to these complaints, local authorities stated that they are working to reinforce the water supply system in Las Tablas, in order to prevent similar situations from occurring in future festivities. They also committed to implementing measures to ensure that all citizens have access to potable water service consistently and without interruptions.
Amidst the Carnival celebrations, the lack of potable water became a recurring problem in Las Tablas, affecting the experience of both residents and visitors alike. Despite the inconveniences caused by this situation, local authorities assure that they are taking measures to improve the supply system and prevent this issue from recurring in the future.