Peru's Gas Supply Back on Track: Critical Pipeline Repairs Near Completion
Peruvian President Jose Balcazar announced that repairs on a vital gas pipeline in Cusco's Megantoni district are expected to be completed by Friday. This will allow the normalization of the natural gas supply by the weekend. Transportadora de Gas has been addressing the rupture since its occurrence earlier this month.
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Peruvian President Jose Balcazar announced on Tuesday that repairs to a crucial gas pipeline are projected to be completed by Friday. This progress will resuscitate the nation's natural gas supply over the weekend.
Efforts to mend the marked rupture in the pipeline located within Cusco's Megantoni district have been ongoing since early this month, hampering the regular flow of natural gas across Peru.
In a press briefing, Balcazar confirmed that the company, Transportadora de Gas, aims to restore the flow of natural gas by Saturday, with distribution expected to return to normal on Sunday.
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