Update from Galasa received today at 10:50am :
Zurgena and Arboleas will recuperate the regular water supply during the day of today. However it might be a bit "brown" at first due the land and dirt that got into main line during the breakage.
Fingers crossed.
The E15 is now open past Puerta Lumbreras as they are using the other carriageway after structural engineers confirmed it was okay.
Following representations (due to people getting lost) we got some more signs on the road between Cucador and Huercal Overa and it is a lot better.
The Town Hall is asking for people to post any pictures of the aftermath of the storm on their Facebook page. If you do not like using Facebook you can forward them to me and I will post on there.
Zurgena and Arboleas will recuperate the regular water supply during the day of today. However it might be a bit "brown" at first due the land and dirt that got into main line during the breakage.
Fingers crossed.
The E15 is now open past Puerta Lumbreras as they are using the other carriageway after structural engineers confirmed it was okay.
Following representations (due to people getting lost) we got some more signs on the road between Cucador and Huercal Overa and it is a lot better.
The Town Hall is asking for people to post any pictures of the aftermath of the storm on their Facebook page. If you do not like using Facebook you can forward them to me and I will post on there.
Very well done to all the guys at the Ayunamiento & utilities (particularly Galasa). We have good pressure now up in the south side of the pueblo (midday Tuesday 2nd) but I have concerns over the water quality. There is a very strong smell (soil mainly) and I cannot detect any residual chlorine. Have the techs from Galasa tested the tap water in town since its restoration?
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