From today's Sosua News:
According to a reliable source, the large water tube which provides Sos?a of water, has been pinched in some places by implosion. What happened.
Because of a necessary repair of the main pump in Puerto Plata the water supply had to be shut down temporarily. But since they suddenly turned off the supply a massive vacuum occurred which caused an implosion of the thick wall of the pipe. The water still runs through, but there is no pressure. A water tube of this thickness and longitude you can not just close with a smack. Now they have dug a large hole at the traffic lights opposite the Texaco petrol station to access the water tube. With a robot they now go into the tube in order to figure out where the pipe (almost) imploded. That the tube imploded in some places is almost for sure. But they don't know where. It is a 22 miles long water tube.
According to a reliable source, the large water tube which provides Sos?a of water, has been pinched in some places by implosion. What happened.
Because of a necessary repair of the main pump in Puerto Plata the water supply had to be shut down temporarily. But since they suddenly turned off the supply a massive vacuum occurred which caused an implosion of the thick wall of the pipe. The water still runs through, but there is no pressure. A water tube of this thickness and longitude you can not just close with a smack. Now they have dug a large hole at the traffic lights opposite the Texaco petrol station to access the water tube. With a robot they now go into the tube in order to figure out where the pipe (almost) imploded. That the tube imploded in some places is almost for sure. But they don't know where. It is a 22 miles long water tube.
