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RIO – After being accused by the State Public Defender (DPGE), the Public Ministry of Rio (MPRJ) and the specialists that are part of the crisis office caused by a problem in the Lameirão elevation, Cedae began to reveal this Tuesday ( 01) the supply rotation planning that has been carried out. The company foresees that 22 districts and four cities of Baixada Fluminense will have a reduced water supply on Wednesday (02).
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According to the company, the listed locations are “more likely to have a shortage, especially of real estate on higher ground.” Check the locations you need to reach:
Rio de Janeiro:
- Botafogo
- Rudder
- Get on
- Tijuca
- Vicente de Carvalho
- Vila Cosmos
- school
- Coelho Net
- Cordovil
- Columbia Park
- Costa Barros
- Pavuna
- Anchieta
- Guadeloupe
- Bangu
- Big field
- Inhoaíba
- Cosmos
- Patience
- Santa Cruz
- Sepetiba
- Guaratiba Stone
Baixada Fluminense:
- Nilopolis
- mosque
- St. Johns Wood
Cedae has created a page on his official website where he will post the complete maneuvers daily. The problem has been occurring since November 17, when one of the engines of the Lameirão lift broke down, reducing the water pumping capacity to 75%.
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The company has asked residents of the municipalities it serves to save water. The forecast is that the service will only normalize between December 15 and 20, when one of the boimbas, which has been under maintenance since April, will be operational again. Water shortage records and tank truck orders can be made by calling 0800-282-1195.
Built in the early 1960s, under the government of Carlos Lacerda, the Lameirão Elevatory was called, at that time, “the work of the century”. According to Cedae, it is the largest groundwater pump in the world.
The station, located in Senador Vasconcelos, in the Western Zone, receives approximately half of the treated water at the Guandu Station, located 11km away, in Nova Iguaçu. About 20 thousand liters per second are pumped 117 meters high, in tunnels dug directly into the rock. From there, the water descends through a 32km-long canal tunnel, which empties into the Macacos Reservoir, located between Gávea and Jardim Botânico, in the South Zone. Along the way, there are outlets to supply parts of the Center and the North and West Zones. Of the seven pumps running on the unit, three are broken, causing the problem.
