π Tender Overview
Chachapoyas schools, Bagua Grande and Bagua will be monitored and trained.The National Superintendence of Sanitation Services (SUNASS) measures chlorine levels in the drinking water of 12 Amazon schools, in order to promote the consumption of a safe service and its correct provision by EPS to educational institutions.
The monitoring is carried out in the following schools that will participate in the National Gold School Contest and Educational Program of the Regulatory: I. E. I. 053, I. E. I. 056 Divino Nino Jesus, I. E. E. Virgen Asunta, I. E. E. San Juan de la Libertad, I. E. I. 403 - Heart of Jesus, I. E. 16210 Alejandro Sanchez Arteaga, I. I. I. E. Alejandro Cussianovich Villaran, I. E. P. 17833, I. E. La Immaculada, I. E. I. 201 Nino Jesus de Prague, I. E. 16193.
Likewise, it is oriented to the educational community on responsible practices in the use and gathering of drinking water and the maintenance and cleaning of the service storage infrastructure.
The head of the Sunass in Amazonas, Juan Carlos Yarlaque Santisteban, emphasized that the entity will continue with these visits and chlorine measurements during the year 2025 and reminded the directors the need to clean the water storage containers, at least twice a year, as established in the regulations of the health sector.
In Amazonas, until 2024, 113 schools registered in the Sunass educational program, both from the urban and rural field of the 7 provinces of the region.