he gastroenteritis outbreak Tarazona caused by the presence of protozoa of the genus “Cryptosporidium” in oral water has only increased 1 new case in the past 24 hours, This shows that the contagion curve has dropped significantly since it was first detected on September 9 and 10.at this moment The number of people affected increased to 484Most come from the town of Turiacen, although restrictions against drinking tap water have also been extended to the towns of Los Fayos, Novalas and Torreras.
The City Council will continue to distribute a six-litre bottle of water to each household this Friday in an effort to alleviate the financial burden caused by this situation.Furthermore, this weekend will be strengthened Install seven water tanks, Each capacity is 1,000 liters, which will last until the city returns to normalcy. This is a measure taken by the commission in collaboration with the General Directorate of the Interior and Public Health and the firefighters of the Provincial Council of Zaragoza, who will be responsible for filling the water tanks.
Throughout Friday, the tanks are expected to be installed in different neighborhoods of the city and at the city’s Eguaras parking lot, and Neighbors can enjoy this service on weekends.
at the same time, Council still awaits results of water sample analysis Taken earlier this week at various locations on the Quails River.
Over 45,000 liters of water distributed
Since it began distributing bottled water to residents on September 20 last year, the Tarazona City Council Over 45,000 liters supplied Connect with your neighbors through points such as the markets or neighborhood associations in the city’s six neighborhoods (El Cinto, San Miguel, Tórtoles, Cunchillos, La Inmaculada and La Almehora). Volunteers from the fraternity, the Moncayo Senior Center, the Red Cross or Caritas handle the distribution.
Additionally, they offer Provided over 2,000 liters of bottled water to schools with school canteens in the area. This measure adds to a distribution effort by the Tarazona Red Cross that began on September 12 and has successfully provided more than 600 liters of water to vulnerable families and neighbors in the town.