Wednesday, 03 March 2010 12:33

Canalete. The well provided water to be dried. That has forced them to consume water from the dams where they take the animals. The drought situation has worsened in the district of El Tomate, bananas and Popayan. Those who are more serious are the 200 families of the tomato after 20 days of absolute drought have received supplies of water.

Two streams that are at the edge of town, where usually the donkeys, cows and pigs take water, is where the Tomateros are taking it out for consumption.


At this time the people of El Tomate are glued to all the saints so that they fall a little water because the situation is critical. Canalete Mayor Armando Bolaño Lambertinez said efforts have been made with the police and army to provide them with tank cars in order to bring water from Monteria to The Tomato and other towns as the Holy Land and La Estrella; without But Eduardo Pacheco, a resident of the area said yesterday that this medium tank cars have not arrived there; it was learned they were in the Banana and Popayan, but not in the tomato.
Water shortages will soon affect the normal development of the classes in Buenos Aires The Educational Center based Pavas The Tomato because, so far, according to the teacher indicated by Eugenio Lozano Moreno, have survived with little to give them the neighbors to clean the bathrooms but they no longer want to give what little they have.

 

Water Transport
 


The water in the dams must be transported in trucks or donkeys, who have none of these elements must purchase cargo worth two thousand dollars.
Such is the situation of water shortage in the tomato and many people are thinking about leaving the sky temporarily until they give away a little of the precious liquid.


Mayor Armando Lambertinez said it would buy land to make a larger pipeline because the current outgrew them.

 

From: http://elmeridianodecordoba.com.co