Seven hydraulic units to reinforce water service in Manzanillo
The planned installation assigns two units to the upper zone and five to the lower zone, with an expected reach of about 105,000 urban residents.
Manzanillo plans to add seven hydraulic units to its water-supply system, with installations in the city's upper and lower zones. The announced distribution assigns two units to the upper sector and five to the lower. That accounts for the full donation and gives the lower zone three more units. The plan assigns a destination to each device and includes both sectors. Its stated purpose is improving water delivery in the city.
Yudelkis Ortiz Barceló, first secretary of the Communist Party in Granma, announced the donation. The announcement says it comes from UNICEF representatives. It connects the contribution with the donor organization and directs it to Manzanillo's supply system. Installation is planned in both zones but not evenly: two units for the upper sector and five for the lower. The lower zone thus receives most devices.
The expected benefit reaches about 105,000 urban residents. This is a projected reach associated with installation, while the stated purpose is improved water delivery. The figure concerns the expected urban population and does not change the physical allocation: two units in the upper zone and five in the lower. The plan therefore combines seven donated hydraulic units, projected placement in both areas and an estimated benefit for about 105,000 Manzanillo residents.