This September 29 and 30, the residents of the communes The Ñuñoa and Providencia water supply lines in Santiago will experience a water cut due to maintenance work and improvements to the water network. The company Aguas Andinas has scheduled this service interruption in order to improve the quality and efficiency of the drinking water supply in the area. The cut, which will affect thousands of homes, is part of a plan to strengthen the city’s sanitary infrastructure.
He water cut The outage will begin at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, September 29, and will last until 6:00 a.m. on Monday, September 30. During these 21 hours, residents of the affected areas should take precautions by storing water in advance to cover their basic needs during the outage. Aguas Andinas has urged residents to stay tuned to official channels to receive updated information on any possible changes in the schedule or the extension of the outage.
The company has explained that these works are essential to ensure greater resilience of the water infrastructure in emergency situations and to improve the quality of the service. The works seek not only to guarantee a more efficient supply, but also to prepare the system for future expansions and ensure supply at critical times. Aguas Andinas has reiterated that these works are carried out for the benefit of the entire city, although they recognize the temporary inconvenience that they may cause in these situations. communes.
For residents affected by the water cutThe company has made available a series of tools to keep informed. Through its website, users can check the status of the service using their customer number or address. On the interactive map provided by the company, you can see in real time the supply situation in each sector, with different colors that indicate the status of improvements, scheduled outages or ongoing emergencies.
In addition to the digital platform, Aguas Andinas has recommended to the residents of Nuñoa and Providencia Please keep an eye on social media, where regular updates will be posted on the progress of the work and the status of the supply. The company also reminds people of the importance of using water responsibly before and after the cut-off, to avoid excessive consumption that could affect the recovery of the service.
