As per reports, the Drinking Water and Sewerage Service of Lima (Sedapal) has announced scheduled water supply interruptions in various districts of Lima. The water outages will occur over a two-day period, from Thursday (12 June) to Friday (13 June).

• The interruptions are being carried out to facilitate maintenance work, reservoir cleaning, and repairs to damaged pipelines aimed at improving water service quality.
• Sedapal has stated that the service will be partially interrupted, meaning only certain sectors within the listed districts will be affected each day.
• On Thursday (12 June), water cuts are planned in La Molina, Chorrillos, Surco, Pucusana, San Juan de Lurigancho, Barranco, Los Olivos, and Surco. Residents in La Molina are expected to face partial water service interruptions throughout the day on Thursday (12 June).
• In Chorrillos and Surco, the water cut on Thursday (12 June), is part of scheduled maintenance to improve service quality.
• Pucusana is also scheduled to experience disruptions on Thursday (12 June) due to infrastructure work.
• San Juan de Lurigancho faces repeated disruptions on both Thursday (12 June) and Friday (13 June), indicating extended maintenance activity.
• Barranco and Surco districts are listed for Thursday (12 June), water cuts as part of a service improvement plan.
• On Friday (13 June), planned water interruptions are scheduled to occur in Ate, Lince, Puente Piedra, Villa María del Triunfo, San Juan de Lurigancho, Santiago de Surco, and Lurigancho.
• Lince and Ate residents are expected to see partial water outages on Friday (13 June), due to scheduled maintenance works.
• Villa María del Triunfo is listed for both planned works and emergency repairs on Friday (13 June). Puente Piedra and Lurigancho will also experience water supply cuts on Friday (13 June).
• Santiago de Surco is included in the Friday (13 June) disruptions, continuing from the Thursday (12 June) schedule.
• While Sedapal has not specified exact hours for each district, water service interruptions are generally scheduled to occur between 0800 hours (local time) and 2000 hours (local time), depending on the scope of maintenance or emergency repairs.