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SAN FRANCISCO DE MACORÍS.– Residentes de la urbanización Álvarez denunciaron el abandono en el que se encuentran por parte de las autoridades municipales y gubernamentales, viéndose en la necesidad de costear e intervenir por sus propios medios el deteriorado estado de las vías públicas.

Ante la falta de respuesta del Ayuntamiento y de las instituciones correspondientes, los vecinos organizaron una colecta comunitaria para adquirir cemento y materiales de construcción. Con palas y carretillas en mano, asumieron los trabajos de bacheo para reparar de forma provisional los badenes y tramos maltratados que dificultan la transitabilidad y provocan daños en sus vehículos.

“Estamos haciendo de tripas corazón buscando la forma para que los vehículos puedan pasar mejor. Este bacheo es solo un paliativo, no la solución definitiva. Nos sentimos huérfanos de autoridades mientras vemos que en otros sectores sí se está trabajando”, manifestó Magdaleno Cruz, comunitario de la zona.

Exigen solución al suministro de agua potable

Además del deterioro vial, los comunitarios expusieron la crítica escasez de agua potable que afecta a las familias del sector. Explicaron que, según los diagnósticos técnicos, la solución requiere la instalación de unos cinco tubos de interconexión desde las inmediaciones del puente cercano para canalizar el recurso hacia la urbanización.

Los moradores hicieron un llamado de auxilio urgente al Ayuntamiento Local y al Instituto Nacional de Aguas Potables y Alcantarillados (INAPA), para que acudan en su asistencia y resuelvan de manera definitiva ambas problemáticas.

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00:00What's happening here to Evadil's organization?
00:02Well, we've been forgotten by all the authorities in this town.
00:08There are so many problems in this organization.
00:11The public road, the street is damaged, this DNA.
00:15And we're doing our best,
00:19looking for ways to make it easier for vehicles to pass.
00:22In other words, we want the city council to help us.
00:24And they need to turn on the water, because we're all dry here.
00:28And because of a lack of five tubes that need to be brought here.
00:33Where does it come from?
00:35You know, tell Ale to come and help us here.
00:40He'll see you soon.
00:41We are desperate now.
00:43And there is nothing.
00:44Tell him and there's nothing for him not to realize.
00:46No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:48I am a speaker for this community.
00:51And we are making an effort here
00:54to provide some relief for the streets that have deteriorated too much.
01:02We are doing some pothole repair.
01:04But it's something, it's a palliative, it's not the solution to the problem.
01:08Because the community has many situations.
01:10We have no water.
01:12The water isn't arriving.
01:13The streets are in disrepair.
01:14Our vehicles are gradually getting damaged.
01:17And we, the Neighborhood Association, decided to make a ponytail
01:20to buy a bit of cement tip
01:22to start doing some pothole repairs.
01:25But that's not the solution.
01:27The solution lies in the city council and the relevant authorities
01:31come to our aid to fix what needs fixing in this community.
01:36We are, so to speak, orphaned of authorities in this community.
01:40And then we see that in other communities they are working, they are building speed bumps.
01:44And they haven't forgotten us, even though we requested it.
01:48So we hope for understanding and that our help will come soon.
01:53Thank you.
01:54Also, well, we're requesting some pipes to bring in the water
01:58so that it arrives from that side of the bridge.
02:03That's the solution, according to the technicians.
02:05This is the solution for this community to have a permanent water supply.
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