Corsan says Arroio São Luiz dam shifts from emergency to alert, residents return home

By Public Technologies
  • Corsan downgraded the Arroio São Luiz dam in São Marcos from emergency to alert following crack repairs and reservoir drawdown.
  • Residents evacuated as a precaution were cleared to return home four days after the structural issue was detected.
  • Water removal peaked at 3.2 million liters per hour, easing pressure on the structure while controlling downstream flow to the Jaguari River.
  • São Marcos water supply was maintained throughout the incident; monitoring continues due to forecasts of further rain.


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