Corfu, Greece – The Decentralized Water Supply and Sewerage Company of Corfu (DIAD.E.Y.A.K.) has announced a scheduled water supply interruption for several areas on Saturday, December 6th. The affected locations include Alykes Potamou, Agios Nikolaos Potamou, and the street Spyrou Peroulaki.
Scheduled Interruption for Essential Repairs
The water outage is expected to commence at 8:00 AM and last until noon. This measure is crucial for the restoration of damage to a central water pipeline, ensuring the long-term reliability of the water supply system for the residents of these areas.
Impact on Residents and Businesses
Residents and businesses in the aforementioned areas are advised to make necessary preparations for the temporary lack of water. This includes storing an adequate supply of water for essential needs during the scheduled interruption period. DIAD.E.Y.A.K. has extended its apologies for any inconvenience this may cause and has requested the understanding of the affected consumers.
Details of the Affected Areas
The specific areas impacted by the water supply interruption are:
- Alykes Potamou
- Agios Nikolaos Potamou
- Spyrou Peroulaki Street
The repair work is critical to maintain the integrity of the water distribution network and to prevent more significant issues in the future. Teams will be working diligently to complete the repairs within the announced timeframe, aiming to restore services as quickly as possible.
DIAD.E.Y.A.K.’s Commitment to Service
DIAD.E.Y.A.K. emphasizes its commitment to providing reliable water services to the community. Such planned interruptions, while inconvenient, are sometimes unavoidable to address necessary infrastructure maintenance and repairs. The company encourages residents to stay informed about any further updates regarding the water supply.
For additional information or in case of emergencies, residents may contact DIAD.E.Y.A.K. directly. The company appreciates the cooperation of the public as they work to improve and maintain the essential water infrastructure in Corfu.
Source: corfutvnews.gr
