Sabanitas I and II Projects Reactivated to Improve Water Supply in Colón

The reactivation of the Sabanitas I and II water treatment projects marks a significant step forward for the province of Colón, addressing a long-standing issue of unreliable water supply. President José Raúl Mulino's administration has prioritized the completion of these vital infrastructure works, which had been paralyzed for years. This initiative is set to benefit more than 115,000 families, promising improved continuity, expanded coverage, and a reduced reliance on water tanker trucks, which have been a persistent problem for residents. The projected increase in daily water production from 30 million to 50 million gallons underscores the scale of this undertaking. The government's commitment to resuming these projects, in collaboration with the contractor and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), demonstrates a clear focus on improving the quality of life for Colón's citizens. This is not just about infrastructure; it's about ensuring a fundamental resource for thousands of households and fostering development in a region that has long awaited such improvements.