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Promised funding for DEYAK never came
CORFU. Despite the preparation by the inter-municipal company, the damaged, old network remains patched up and unreliable.

24 days without water in Nissaki – Residents protest
CORFU. The response they received from DEYAK was that the fault will be located and repaired.

3rd High School ΄Our Future in One Water Drop΄ project
CORFU. Pupils from Italy, Poland and Corfu participated in the European Erasmus KA210 Programme.

Water is a social good, not a commodity
CORFU. Hundreds of people gathered at Porta Reale, while local bands, artists and choirs participated in their own melodic way. Christos Zaralikos was also present.

DIADEYAK request for energy debt subsidy in hands of Minister of Environment and Energy
CORFU. Corfu remains in a state of emergency until February 27. It is expected that within the remaining time, work on the network will have begun to reduce leaks, which are estimated to reach 50%.

Instead of dam project we knew, plan by GEK TERNA for Corfu water supply
ATHENS. The company responded to an invitation from the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport for innovative proposals.

Which will be the first water supply projects with the €2m funding
CORFU. Restoration of a climate of understanding and cooperation at the informational meeting of stakeholders regarding local issues, organised by the authorities ahead of the upcoming tourist season.

Repair work on water pipe in Gastouri
CORFU. Repair work is continuing in order to restore water supply to the area.

Large turnout for water supply protest in Lefkimmi
CORFU. There will also be a protest in North Corfu on Saturday 25 January outside the Acharavi Town Hall.

Blessing of the Waters for Epiphany
CORFU. Epiphany was celebrated today with the Blessing of the Waters.

Waiting for funds and visit from Athens water company team
CORFU. We are about 60 days away from the first tourist flight arrivals, and nothing significant has been done about the water shortage, apart from some planned drillings, which thankfully provided some water.

Dam project being reconsidered says Corfu MP
CORFU. Corfu MP and Deputy Minister Stefanos Gikas spoke about tourism, water scarcity and other topics in an interview he gave.

Athens EYDAP team to assess Corfu water supply problems
ATHENS. The outcome of the meeting at the Ministry of Environment regarding the water supply system and an initial funding of €2 million.

Funding for water supply coming drop by drop
CORFU. As generous as the government appears to be in the bill for Municipal Water and Sewerage Utilities (DEYA), which it insists on, it proves equally frugal in funding the necessary infrastructure, as was evident yesterday in the new teleconference regarding Corfu΄s water supply issues.
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All Corfu Prefecture Mayors say ΄No΄ to draft law on Municipal Water and Sewerage Companies (DEYAs)
CORFU. "In the event that there is no change to the proposed bill and it is not possible to establish independent Municipal Water and Sewerage Companies (DEYAs) or water supply services for each municipality, following decisions by our municipal councils, as is currently the case, we will proceed with strong protests."

Appeal to Council of State regarding pricing of water
ATHENS. This is the second time that unions, other organisations and citizens have asked the Council of State to annul a ministerial decision regarding the method of water pricing!

Central Corfu Municipality requests emergency project funding from Ministry of Environment
CORFU. The request was submitted following consultations with Ministry officials, during which the situation in the Municipality and across the entire island was described. The island faced the acute problem of water scarcity this year without any alternative solution.

A state of emergency has been declared in the whole of Corfu now
CORFU. Following the central municipality, a state of emergency has also been declared in the other two municipalities by the General Secretariat for Civil Protection of the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection.