The World Bank has announced that work has begun on the water solutions for the cities of Moca and Gaspar Hernandez in the province of Espaillat. Rafael Martinez, the director of the Moca Water and Sewer Corporation (Coraamoca), reported during a meeting with reporters that sewage drainage systems and more efficient water systems and the cleanup of the rivers that supply the water to these two municipalities is being carried out with backing from the World Bank.
The National Institute for Water and Sewers (INAPA) will be in charge of the project. The very ambitious project was the result of the combined efforts of the ministries of Hacienda (Treasury) and Economy, plus the input from the World Bank, INAPA and Coraamoca.
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El Caribe
24 February 2020