Overview
- In La Plata’s San Carlos, residents reported near-total cuts persisting for years and said hundreds of formal complaints have not yielded fixes, with no new response from ABSA on Sunday.
- In Altos de San Lorenzo, elderly neighbors described going days without a drop, relying on cisterns, pumps and purchased water despite paying bills, with some blocks dry for weeks.
- ABSA acknowledged an electrical failure at the 44 and 25 perforation that disrupted supply across the 40–45 and 22–28 quadrant and urged households to conserve limited reserves.
- Neighborhood reports documented stark contrasts where some streets lack service while nearby mains leak for months, wasting thousands of liters that remain unrepaired.
- In Badajoz’s Ciudad Jardín, several simultaneous pipe bursts damaged the local pressure system; Aqualia told the city the break had been repaired by 6 a.m., yet homes and businesses still faced outages and resorted to bottled water.