Abatta: A disruption in the drinking water supply announced for September 1st

Author: Salimata BANCEPublished on: September 1, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

Society & Lifestyle

Abatta: A disruption in the drinking water supply announced for September 1st

SODECI announced a disruption in the drinking water supply in Abatta and several surrounding neighborhoods starting at 8 AM on September 1, 2026, due to maintenance work on the distribution network. Affected areas include Cité SIR, Lauriers 15 and 17, Oribat 1 and 2, Faya, and Cité ATCI. Residents are advised to make arrangements to cope with this temporary service interruption.

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