public company giahsawhich held this Tuesday session of the Permanent Commission of the Emergency Plan against Droughthas approved a emergency investment battery to alleviate the current situation in the municipalities of Cumbres Mayores, Cala and Santa Olallain which the critical scenario in terms of supply is maintained and in which the restrictions on the supply at dawn will continue.
In the case of Cumbres Mayores, between midnight and five in the morning, in Cala between two and six and in Santa Olalla between twelve and six.
The executive director, Manuel Domínguez Limón, explained at the end of the meeting that “as far as emergency investments are concerned, the automation of the Cañaveral de León well includes two filtration stations to supply Santa Olalla del Cala and Cumbres Mayores, with an investment of more than 200,000 euros. A second phase of treatment has also been proposed in Cumbres Mayores, which will include the installation of a decanter with a capacity of 60 m3/hour”.
Speed to the Junta through the Sierra water ring
In the same way, the Commission has approved the submission of a communication to the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development of the Junta de Andalucía, Carmen Crespo, in which, as Pichardo explained, “we express our surprise at the statements made in parliamentary headquarters by the counselor on May 4, in which she assured regarding the evolution of the different phases of the Sierra hydric ring that they were waiting for Giahsa to provide the drafted project ”.
In this sense, the communiqué records that on March 15, the MAS Plenary approved, under the terms of the draft proposed by the ministry, the “Agreement between the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development and the MAS for the construction, financing and commissioning of the hydraulic supply infrastructures of interest to the Autonomous Community of Andalusia in the municipalities of Los Marines, Cortelazor, Fuenteheridos, Galaroza, La Nava and Jabugo”.
Consequently, the director of giahsa, “this action, urgent and very important to try to alleviate the serious situation that exists in the Sierra, is not waiting for Giahsa to submit any project. It is necessary to proceed to the signing of the agreement as soon as possible and that each of the two parties fulfill the obligations that are included in it and that in the case of the Department is the execution of the project and the work and the subsequent delivery of infrastructure to the Commonwealth.
