Plan maestro de alcantarillado del Municipio de Mocoa, en el Departamento de Putumayo

Abstract

In April 2017, an avalanche occurred in Mocoa, the capital of the Putumayo department, caused by the overflow of three rivers: Mocoa, Mulato and Sangoyaco, due to heavy rains. This catastrophe resulted in the death of more than 300 people, the affectation of around 17 neighborhoods, approximately 2,000 victims and the collapse of the sewage system. Today, after three years, the municipality of Mocoa has not finished recovering from this disaster; reconstruction works have not yet been completed and the road network is still affected. Through the execution of topography works, the development of the Sewerage Master Plan of the municipality of Mocoa is proposed, which allows a diagnosis for the rehabilitation of said network.