Falcón authorities reactivate Crucero Pumping Station

The Governor of Falcón, Víctor Clark, alongside Vice Minister of Water Services Jonh Alonzo, has officially reactivated the restructured Crucero Pumping Station. This infrastructure project includes the installation of two new pumping systems and a complete overhaul of electrical components, aimed at stabilizing the water supply for over 50,000 residents across five parishes in the Falcón municipality.

Additional regional water management initiatives were announced, including the installation of a new adduction line at the El Hato Pumping Station to support Moruy and Santa Ana. Furthermore, a 1,650 HP unit was added to the Eblos Station, which is expected to contribute a flow of 1,200 liters per second to the Alí Primera station in Punto Fijo.

To support local distribution, the regional government provided a water tanker truck and two motorized tricycles to the Acosta municipality. In the Federación municipality, a turbine-type pump with a capacity of 90 liters per second was delivered to strengthen operational stability in the high zone of the state.