SANTA CRUZ USES AUTOTANQUES TO PROVIDE WATER TO THE POPULATION

Tobi Hughes·
Madeira News

This is what happens when you spend money on shit and not the things that matter. 

The ruptures in the drinking water network in the municipality of Santa Cruz, denounced in recent days, led the Municipality of Santa Cruz to resort to the local Municipal Firefighters’ tanks to remove water from the fire network and inject it into the tanks that supply the population.

Last Thursday, at least one Funchal autotank was requisitioned for this refueling operation. Today, an autotank from the Santa Cruz Municipal Firefighters was carrying out the operation next to the Village Pub, in Caniço, as the photo attests.

 

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3 Responses

  1. The corrupted will give to the local football team ..it’s more important do or their image

    Let the population go without the right means for water

  2. But sometimes isn’t that at all some areas some houses like of my mother and many others that been built years ago many used the old metal pipes that after a period of time the will became damaged and provoke ruptures in the drinking water supply to the houses and that did happen with my mother water supply that was need replace the pipes .

  3. Before slagging off Madeiran local authorities check out how things are going in the UK. Raw sewage in rivers and lakes, permanent hosepipe bans and water quality at rock bottom. Yes There are many problems her and certainly the more hotels and luxury apartments that get built without any improvements in the infrastructure are bound to result in these problems but sadly too many are taken in by the promises of better jobs at higher salaries and don’t ask the questions but what about the infrastructure to supply all of these extra structures? Also the obsession today with having one or two showers every day must be putting yet another strain on an infrastructure never designed for such a demand.

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