Bernardo Abad, a Quito city councilman, questioned the condition of the facility after flooding occurred in its underground installations following heavy rains and hail. The councilman announced he will investigate the incident at the site, which cost approximately USD 7 million to build.

Abad also addressed the lack of coordination between the Municipality and the central government regarding climate risks, as well as the questions surrounding the purchase of garbage trucks and the USD 23.3 million payment to transportation companies.

🎙️ Watch the full interview with Bernardo Abad, Quito city councilman, on Cuesta Arriba on Altavoz.