CUBA NEWS
September 1, 2004

FROM CUBA
Open sewer threatens community

HAVANA, Cuba, August 30 (Richard Roselló / www.cubanet.org) - An open sewer about three blocks long has become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and disease in Batabanó, south of Havana.

For the last 11 months, residents of Las Biplantas in the municipality have been petitioning authorities to correct the spillage of black water coming from the buildings on 68 and 77 Streets.

"The pumping system is broken, and the water ends up being discharged on the streets. We are practically swimming in them," said one young man in the neighborhood.

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