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The project includes the construction of 23 new reservoirs and will benefit more than 342 thousand inhabitants.A decisive step towards closing gaps in basic services. The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS) announced that the drinking water and sanitation megaproject for the district of La Molina has been declared viable, after meeting all the requirements established in the National Multiannual Programming and Investment Management System (Invierte.pe).
The execution of this important work will improve the quality of life of more than 342 thousand inhabitants of the district. In addition, 4,724 families will have access to drinking water service in their homes for the first time, while 10,314 families will have new sewage connections.
This megaproject will transform the lives of thousands of families. They will no longer have to depend on tanker trucks or buy water to cover their basic needs, but will be able to count on a continuous and safe service within their homes. With these works, we bring well-being, health and quality of life to more Peruvians, the Ministry of Housing highlighted.
The project includes the construction of 23 new drinking water reservoirs and the optimization of existing reservoirs, which will strengthen the storage and distribution system in the district.
Likewise, the installation of more than 339 kilometers of secondary drinking water networks will be carried out, as well as 284 kilometers of secondary sewage networks and 21 kilometers of primary networks, guaranteeing an efficient, continuous and sustainable service for the population.
With this initiative, the Ministry of Housing reaffirms its commitment to promoting major health infrastructure works and accelerating the closing of gaps in water and sanitation, so that more and more Peruvian families have access to quality basic services.
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