The Mayor of Bogotá, Carlos Fernando Galán, pointed out that Bogotá will maintain water rationing shifts in the city, for now until December 15, and that they will continue to monitor the influx of water to the reserves of the country’s capital, with that will determine what should be done.
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“For now we are better than last year, but still several percentage points below the historical average of what the Chingaza System should be,” said the Mayor.
According to the Regional Autonomous Corporation of Cundinamarca (CAR), it was reported that the “Chingaza System presented, for the second consecutive day, a slight decrease in its level, going from an occupancy percentage of 53.71% to 53.58% between the 26th and on November 27.”
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Chingaza System.
EFE
For now, there will be water cuts until December 15:
1. Sunday 1: Shift ONE
2. Monday 2: Shift TWO
3. Tuesday 3: Shift THREE
4. Wednesday 4: Shift FOUR
5. Thursday 5: Shift FIVE
6. Friday the 6th: Shift SIX
7. Saturday 7: Shift SEVEN
8. Sunday 8: Shift EIGHT
9. Monday the 9th: Shift NINE
10. Tuesday 10: Shift ONE
11. Wednesday the 11th: Shift TWO
12. Thursday the 12th: Shift THREE
13. Friday the 13th: Shift FOUR
14. Saturday the 14th: Shift FIVE
15. Sunday the 15th: Shift SIX.
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