Water crisis: salt and chloride levels continue to fall, according to a new government report

The central axis of Montevideo was 85 mg/l; in eastern Montevideo and the coast of Canelones, 98 mg/l; and in the West of Montevideo of 79 mg/l.

Sodium values ​​also remained within the allowable range. The central axis of Montevideo was 84 mg/l; in eastern Montevideo and the coast of Canelones, 91 mg/l; and in the West of Montevideo of 81 mg/l.

In both cases there was a new improvement compared to previous days and the levels were the lowest since the Presidency began to report daily the amount of salt and chlorides.

The portfolio exceptionally fixed (and then extended for a longer time) the values ​​of sodium at 420 milligrams per liter and those of chlorides at 720 milligrams per liter.

Water consumption in Montevideo and the metropolitan area was 513,930 cubic meters, above what was registered the previous day (510,057).

While, The reserves in Paso Severino are at 5,093,007 cubic meters out of a total of 70 million cubic meters of water that this reservoir can store. The day before they were at 3,401,069.

In this way, the reserves of Paso Severino grew for the ninth consecutive day. They are currently in a 7.27% of its storage capacity.