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More than 200 students started the school year with access to safe water after the intervention carried out in I. E. 18006.More than 200 students from educational institution No. 18006 Pedro Castro Alva, in Chachapoyas, began the school year with access to safe water, after cleaning and disinfecting the campuss drinking water storage systems.
The work was carried out in an articulated manner between the National Superintendency of Sanitation Services (Sunass), the Municipal Drinking Water and Sewage Service Company of Amazonas (EMUSAP S. A.) and the Regional Directorate of Education of Amazonas (DREA), within the framework of the educational program School with Safe Water of the regulatory body.
During the intervention, the cleaning and disinfection of two water storage tanks at the school was carried out: one with a capacity of 1,100 liters and another with a capacity of 650 liters, which improved health conditions for students, teachers, and administrative staff.
Sunass in Amazonas managed the technical support provided by the EPS, which made it possible to guarantee the adequate cleaning and disinfection of the tanks, so that the water intended for consumption by schoolchildren meets hygiene and safety conditions.
The day included the participation of representatives of the Regional Directorate of Education of Amazonas, as well as directors and administrative staff of the school, who highlighted the importance of articulated work to protect the health of students.
These actions were also replicated in other educational institutions in the region. Likewise, Sunass began measuring chlorine levels in drinking water in 12 prioritized schools in Amazonas, with the aim of promoting that educational institutions have safe water for the school community.
