Crhoy.com explains that "...With the acquisition of this piece of land measuring 32 hectares and 1,278 meters, the investment made by the Sanitation Program for the construction of more than 700 kilometers of sanitary sewerage networks, 120 kilometers of collectors and 7 pumping stations is increased.

"... This agreement, which will be made between the Ministry of Economy and Finance on behalf of the Nation and Lavery Agroindustrial, S.A., guarantees the construction of the treatment plant that will benefit a population of more than 315 thousand inhabitants and will be located in El Tecal, near the mouth of the Caimito River."

Source: elcapitalfinanciero.com

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