The water towers are getting longer in Mayotte, a new schedule published for the week of January 21 to 27

Monday 20th January 2025 09:12 AM

Five weeks after the passage of Cyclone Chido, the water towers are growing again. The SMAE published the schedule for January 21 to 27: every three days the Mahorais now have access to 36 hours of continuous water, compared to 30 hours the previous week.

Raphaël Cann •

Published on January 20, 2025 at 4:55 p.m.

The SMAE communicated this Monday the schedule of the water towers from January 21 to 27. It includes some adjustments: every three days, the population now has continuous access to 36 hours of water before experiencing a 36-hour cutoff. This represents 6 hours more water compared to the previous week, when the opening and cutting periods were shorter. For the SMAE, extending the distribution period and segmenting it less makes it possible to reduce the wear of the pipes and the difficulties of transporting water to the heights. In its schedule, the SMAE also reminds that a telephone line is in place to report leaks: 02 69 61 11 42.