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AAA completes 94% of water leak repairs amid Puerto Rico drought

Puerto Rico water authority AAA finished 94% of reported leak repairs during drought.

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Luis Reinaldo González Delgado, executive president of AAA, stated on Monday that 28,699 water leak repairs were completed since 28 May, equal to 94% of received reports. [1][2] AAA allocated 1.8 million USD to hire additional private repair brigades for leak identification and repair across Puerto Rico. [3] Luis Reinaldo González Delgado advised that La Plata reservoir remains at operational adjustment levels due to low rainfall. [4] Residents in seven Puerto Rico municipalities served by La Plata reservoir are urged to avoid non-essential water use. [5] AAA reported repair teams averaged 1,367 leak repairs per week during the operation period [6]
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  1. Luis Reinaldo González Delgado, executive president of AAA, stated on Monday that 28,699 water leak repairs were completed since 28 May, equal to 94% of received reports. · Prensa Abierta
  2. Autoridad de Acueductos y Alcantarillados (AAA) announced it completed 28,699 water leak repairs in Puerto Rico since May 28 · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  3. AAA allocated 1.8 million USD to hire additional private repair brigades for leak identification and repair across Puerto Rico. · Prensa Abierta
  4. Luis Reinaldo González Delgado advised that La Plata reservoir remains at operational adjustment levels due to low rainfall. · Prensa Abierta
  5. Residents in seven Puerto Rico municipalities served by La Plata reservoir are urged to avoid non-essential water use. · Prensa Abierta
  6. AAA reported repair teams averaged 1,367 leak repairs per week during the operation period · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
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