Florida, Aug 10.- The hydraulic work of the Cuban Revolution demands substantial maintenance in the municipality of Florida to achieve the greatest possible concretion of the state policy aimed at ensuring the rational use of water and optimizing the supply services of that resource to the population.
With regard to the celebration of the Day of the Hydraulic Worker, it is worth noting that in this territory, administrative management and superior labor efforts are also demanded to overcome the insufficient resources and financial limitations of the country, in order to preserve the infrastructures of the reservoirs, pumping stations, conductors and supply networks.
To fulfill this mission, the workers of the hydraulic sector need a minimum of tools and resources to undertake the tasks of conservation and maintenance of the networks, and at the local level, improve the response capacity of the Aqueduct collective, to solve more problems of leaks and obstructions, and ensure the proper functioning of the conductors.
In the same way, the hydraulic work of the Cuban Revolution in Florida needs the sense of belonging of those who operate in the infrastructures of this sector and a growing citizen awareness about the importance of rationalizing the use of water, an essential natural resource for life and development on planet Earth.
