Open Trench Risks Water Contamination in Santo Domingo Oeste
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Residents on Calle Cristo Salva in Villa María Pantoja report a deep open trench at CAASD works that they fear may connect potable pipes with sewage; the hole has been open nearly two weeks and impedes access. Neighbors say the situation poses a danger to children and are calling on CAASD to inspect and resolve the potential contamination risk.
Incident reported at FXQR+HG5.
Residents on Calle Cristo Salva in Villa María Pantoja report a deep open trench at CAASD works that they fear may connect potable pipes with sewage; the hole has been open nearly two weeks and impedes access. Neighbors say the situation poses a danger to children and are calling on CAASD to inspect and resolve the potential contamination risk.
Incident reported at FXQR+HG5.
Residents on Calle Cristo Salva in Villa María Pantoja report a deep open trench at CAASD works that they fear may connect potable pipes with sewage; the hole has been open nearly two weeks and impedes access. Neighbors say the situation poses a danger to children and are calling on CAASD to inspect and resolve the potential contamination risk.
Incident reported at FXQR+HG5.
Residents on Calle Cristo Salva in Villa María Pantoja report a deep open trench at CAASD works that they fear may connect potable pipes with sewage; the hole has been open nearly two weeks and impedes access. Neighbors say the situation poses a danger to children and are calling on CAASD to inspect and resolve the potential contamination risk.
Incident reported at FXQR+HG5.
Residents on Calle Cristo Salva in Villa María Pantoja report a deep open trench at CAASD works that they fear may connect potable pipes with sewage; the hole has been open nearly two weeks and impedes access. Neighbors say the situation poses a danger to children and are calling on CAASD to inspect and resolve the potential contamination risk.
Incident reported at FXQR+HG5.
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