Bolivarian Government restores drinking water service in the town of Cata de Ocumare de la Costa

Published at: 19/06/2026 05:29 PM

Through a joint action aimed at optimizing public services in the state of Aragua, the Bolivarian Government achieved the total restoration of the supply of drinking water in the town of Cata, located in the Ocumare municipality of the Gold Coast of the state of Aragua.

Civil and technical work directly benefits more than one hundred families in the area and strengthens the development of this important coastal community, according to a press release from the local mayor's office.

The deployment in the territory was possible thanks to the immediate care guidelines instructed by the president in charge of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, and efficiently articulated in the region by the governor of the state of Aragua, Johana Sánchez. The action plan was implemented through the Ministry of the People's Power for Water Care, together with the hydrological companies HIDROVEN and HIDROCENTRO.

The local administration, led by the mayor of the jurisdiction, Wilmer Leal, worked in perfect coordination with the structures of the organized Popular Power of Cata. The community spokespersons maintained an active social comptroller's office during all the days of repairing and maintaining the water network, managing to optimize the pumping system in record time.

With the reactivation of this system, a constant supply of drinking water is guaranteed for the town of Cata, consolidating the responses of the 1x10 of Good Government in terms of public services essential for the good life of Aragüeans.

Mazo News Team