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Aqualectra preparing for tropical storm

September 29, 2016

Aqualectra preparing for tropical storm
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WILLEMSTAD – The utility company Aqualectra is preparing for the storm that is approaching the island. Customers of the company must call 0800-0135 if they have any problems with the electricity or water.

Aqualectra will also take precautionary measures in the coming days. But the company also announced that they will not disconnect the power or shut off the water beforehand.
Aqualectra is also inspecting all its installations and will take measures on anything that could become dangerous on all its plants. The personnel has received strict instructions on what they have to take into account. Internally there will be a team that will closely monitor the situation. They will be ready in case they need to act.

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Source: Daily Herald Aqualectra preparing for tropical storm

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/aqualectra-preparing-for-tropical-storm

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