in the sewers also cutlery and a baseball

Set of cutlery and baseballs. This is what the workers of Acquedotto Pugliese found during the first sanitation activities of the sewer network in the city of Bari. In these days, starting from the Fesca – San Cataldo district, the specialized teams have started the usual sanitation activities, rodent control and disinfection of the city sewer system. A dense plan of interventions that will affect the entire city of Bari and will end between the end of August and the beginning of September.

“Also this year we were prompt in agreeing with AQP the calendar of interventions on the city territory – explains the Councilor for the Environment of the Municipality of Bari, Pietro Petruzzelli – before the arrival of the warm season. We are at work and it is important that everyone carries out the interventions for internal sanitization. I address in particular to condominiums, citizens and business owners, reminding them of the importance of internal sanitization, without which the public intervention we are carrying out would be nullified “.

“Our commitment to the city of Bari – comments Piervito Lagioia, manager of the territorial structure of Bari and Bat of Acquedotto Pugliese – continues to guarantee an efficient integrated water service, able to meet the needs of citizens. In this period we carry out an indispensable activity in relation to the temperatures recorded in the period, higher than the winter seasonal averages “. The sanitization, rodent control and disinfection cycle, except for variations related to climatic conditions or particular needs shared with the municipal administration, will follow the following schedule:

Acquedotto Pugliese deals with the management, maintenance and sanitation of sewer networks. Twice a year specialized operators, mainly at night, wash, rodent, disinfect and disinfect the entire network served, inspecting all the access shafts. Wells are often placed on the road surface. Therefore, the utmost attention and strict compliance with the vertical signs positioned in the days immediately preceding the activities is required, to allow the effective inspection of the network. The AQP toll-free number 800.735.735, dedicated exclusively to reporting faults and emergency response, is active 24 hours a day, every day of the week. The service is free from fixed and mobile networks.