Attention! Today there will be a water shutdown in Lima: HERE areas and schedule

Lima Drinking Water and Sewerage Service (sedapal) said that this Thursday, February 16, water will be turned off in various parts of the city. Lime.

The suspension of the service, planned to carry out work to improve the drinking water supply system, will not affect all of these jurisdictions, but will be limited to certain areas and for a few hours.

sedapal emphasized that these works are “important for improving the quality of life of the citizens of Lima and Callao”, in a message sent to on your social networks.

The water cut will be as follows:

– San Juan de Lurigancho (from 9:00 to 22:00)

Oh Pi. New Dawn Sector Santa Rosa Ample, Ah Fray Martin de Porres, Ah June 18th, Plaza Veah, Agro El Trebol, Ah Señor de Luren, Ah Pi New Dawn Sect Paraiso, Ah P1 New Dawn Sect Villa Florida, Agro Señor De La Esperanza , Ah October 23, Af March 31, Af May 24, Agra June 18.

– San Juan de Lurigancho (from 13:00 to 20:00)

AH Union and Progress Sect San Fernando.

-San Miguel (from 10:00 to 17:00)

Lv. Maranga stage 6, ur. Villalba, ur. Luis German Astete

-ATE (from 13:00 to 21:00)

Associate Professor Villa las Pradras, Sector North, Tall Annex 8, San Pedro and San Pablo Peace and Development, Agrup. Viv. Santa Rosa, Sector of the Señor de los Milagros District Council, Sector R2.

-ATE (from 12 to 20:00)

Group AH Horacio Zevallos GI, AH Nuevo Progreso, AH Señor de los Milagros, AH June 13, AH December 21, AH Santa Rosa, AH Las Lomas

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