Izarra's pool closed this Thursday due to water shortages
The City of Urkabustaiz (Álava) has decided to close the municipal swimming pool season earlier than usual due to high water consumption and depletion of aquifers.
Image of a pool unrelated to this information. Stock Photo: EITB
The City of Urkabustaiz (Álava) has brought forward to this Thursday, August 20, the closure of the Izarra pool due to water shortages.
The City Council of the Alavesa town has published a side announcing this measure on the occasion of the "depletion" of the aquifers that supply the municipality.
Thus, he explained that it has been decided to bring forward the closure of the swimming pools in Izarra, the council of Urkabustaiz, according to which "high water consumption requires daily compliance with sanitary standards for the renewal of water in the pipes".
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