Matapalo ASADA, in Santa Cruz, declares that they’re in a “critical situation.” What’s going on?

Since then, the institution has recommended that the ASADA deny new water availability letters until the community aqueduct increases its registered flow rate with the Water Administration (Spanish acronym: DA). The declaration of non-feasibility didn’t stop the area’s growth or the increase in users connected to the ASADA, who, according to the ASADA’s president, had received approved water availability letters before the declaration of non-feasibility. With this new flow rate, the ASADA would increase its water capacity by up to 66% (including the real flow rate used by the ASADA and the well that isn’t registered with the AyA).