Guatemalan Congressman Exposes Crumbling Water Treatment Plant

Water Treatment Plant in Guatemala Needs Urgent Repairs: Congressman's Video Highlights Aging Infrastructure Guatemala City – A recent video posted by Cristian Álvarez GT, a member of the Guatemalan Congress, has brought attention to the deteriorating condition of the Santa Luisa Water Treatment Plant. The video, a tour of the facility, shows outdated equipment and significant signs of neglect. "These pipes are from 1898," Álvarez says in the video, pointing to aged wooden structures. "The lack of maintenance is evident." The video highlights the problems with four water lines, two of which are severely undermaintained. The congressman's concerns focus on the plant's ability to provide clean water to residents. His video underscores the need for immediate investment in repairs and upgrades to ensure the continued safety and reliability of the water supply. The video's stark images of sediment and disrepair serve as a powerful visual representation of the problem. The video concludes with a call for action and improved maintenance, leaving viewers with a sense of urgency.