Overview
- Sedapal began scheduled interruptions that took effect Monday, Sept. 21, for districts including Ate, San Juan de Lurigancho, Pueblo Libre and Villa María del Triunfo.
- The outages follow reservoir cleaning and empalmes (pipe-connection) works and vary by neighborhood with at least one sector facing an interruption of about 14 hours.
- To reduce impact, Sedapal deployed tanker trucks to key points and provided its Aquafono helpline at (01) 317-8000 for reports and consultations.
- Officials and local media urged residents to store water in advance, check Sedapal’s official channels for restoration times, and use cistern points if available.
- The company says these preventive maintenance actions aim to preserve the distribution network and prevent longer-term service failures that would affect more users later.