Carraízo stands seven centimeters from control; 48-hour cuts continue

On August 30, 2026, at 7:46 a.m., El Nuevo Día reports, by Alex Figueroa Cancel, the daily monitor: Carraízo is at 37.07 meters, seven centimeters from the control level, 37.00. Some 180,000 customers remain on 48-hour shifts. The water, according to that page, continues. The 48-hour rationing is not lifted in this monitor. This note names customers. It does not turn them into residents. There is here no report from Monday's committee. None is invented.

Primera Hora, the same 30th at 12:22 p.m., uses 183,000 Carraízo customers and 130,000 La Plata customers as Monday's committee question. Those are two counts. No winner is chosen. They are not averaged. Primera Hora's headline speaks of a reservoir that is «inoperante». That headline is that paper's. González Delgado's Monday phrase is not pasted here. That voice lives in another note, on another date.

Metro, at 14:40, also prints 37.07 at Carraízo and puts La Plata at 44.72 meters, 11 centimeters less. On Saturday, El Vocero left La Plata at 44.83: La Plata at 44.83 meters. Two elevations. This note does not rewrite the one from the 29th. What remains is 37.07 meters, seven centimeters to control, and two customer figures. A reader who wants the 7:46 a.m. monitor has the El Nuevo Día URL at the foot. This is not original reporting.

Source: El Nuevo Día. https://www.elnuevodia.com/noticias/locales/notas/monitoreo-diario-el-embalse-carraizo-esta-a-siete-centimetros-de-llegar-al-nivel-de-control/