Residents in the urbanizations of La Aurora, located in the Daule canton, have been facing a protracted interruption in their access to potable water since the afternoon of February 28. Individuals have taken to social media to express their frustrations, particularly on March 1, at 8:00 am, questioning the duration of the shortage. One user remarked, 'How long will we be without water? It’s been hours,' while others echoed sentiments about the lack of communication from authorities regarding the situation.

Additionally, reports from several inhabitants indicated that the water, when it is available, has appeared brownish in color, raising concerns about its safety for consumption. Posts illustrating the discolored water on social media platforms have amplified residents' grievances. The poor quality of water has been noted across a variety of housing complexes in this area, indicating a broader issue affecting multiple neighborhoods.

The local water service provider, Empresa de Servicio de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado La Puntilla y La Aurora (Amagua), had earlier announced a water service interruption for repairs on February 28. However, the ongoing lack of supply has led to increasing frustration among residents, many of whom are demanding accountability and immediate action from the service provider. The situation highlights the need for better communication and infrastructure management by local authorities to prevent similar occurrences in the future.