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Almada: One month after the crisis, water supply shows stability

The Municipal Water and Sanitation Services assure there are no water cuts, with reserves remaining between 75% and 76%.

21 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In Almada, one month after the water supply crisis, the situation is stable, according to information from the Municipal Water and Sanitation Services (SMAS).

The SMAS states that there are currently no water cuts, ensuring a regular supply of water to the population. These measures were implemented to stabilize the situation and guarantee access to drinking water for all.

Water reserves remain between 75% and 76%, barring fluctuations, indicating a balance in the supply sources.

Maintaining this level of reserves is crucial to avoid future crises, and the SMAS will continue to monitor the situation to ensure a continuous and reliable supply. The community awaits regular updates on the status of the reserves and any necessary interventions.

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