Caltaqua suspends San Cataldo water distribution after Siciliacque supply interruption
A Caltaqua notice dated 10 October said a break in supply from Siciliacque prevented scheduled distribution in San Cataldo that day. Distribution would resume only after wholesale supply returned; the notice did not state the interruption's duration or number of customers affected.
Scheduled water distribution in San Cataldo, Sicily, could not take place on 10 October 2026. The notice from Caltaqua, carried by il Fatto Nisseno, attributed the interruption to a break in water supply from Siciliacque.
Caltaqua said distribution could resume once Siciliacque restored the flow and indicated that updates would follow. The notice did not identify the technical cause, the duration of the interruption or the number of customers affected, so those details remain unknown.
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