Workers recover 98% of drinking water in Alajuela By Sancochero January 9, 2009 Costa Rica´s Costa Rican Water and Sewer Institute (AyA) reports 98 percent of Alajuela, a province northwest of San José, has access again to drinking water after Thursday´s earthquake damaged important water reserves and tanks. Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Previous articleMunicipal Elections: ‘Nicaragua’s 9-11’Next articleSome Firms Caught Unprepared in Earthquake Latest Articles Sabalenka Takes a Stand: Refuses Press Conference for Personal Safety June 2, 2023 June Gardening Tips: Fruit Tree Planting in Costa Rica June 2, 2023 Harnessing AI: Costa Rican Legislators Lead the Way in Regulation June 2, 2023 Costa Rica’s Health Campaign Promoting a Vape-Free Life: June 1, 2023 Costa Rica’s Diario Extra Newspaper Closes After Almost Half a Century June 1, 2023 Popular Reads Preserving Manuel Antonio: MINAE Implements Administrative Changes May 27, 2023 Nicaragua’s Rainforests: A Film About Illegal Cattle Ranching May 28, 2023 Costa Rica’s Agri-Food Sector and the European Green Deal May 30, 2023 Costa Rica National Chamber of Tourism Opposes New Taxes May 29, 2023
