The water suddenly goes away and the districts of Massa, Gergeri and San Francesco di Paola, at an unspecified time, between the late morning and early afternoon, (almost like a spell of black magic, very black) are transformed into “dry neighborhoods”. And although the rain arrived yesterday the situation did not change much.
In the sense that from the taps of the houses does not even drop a drop of what certain journalistic chronicles (“dry” of relevant synonyms) are used to define as “precious liquid” (which then precious is really given that the cost per cubic meter has now risen to envy the vintage “domes perignon”).
In short, the water goes away and does not come back except the next day: always at an unspecified time. Needless to call the town hall to ask for explanations. The first times the residents also tried nobody knows anything, though. And everyone climb over the pegs of the most hilarious verbal predicates: since on the phone it is impossible to shrug, which would solve the problem at the root.
In short, nobody knows anything about this situation, of this rationing, which has been dragged for months now. And who throws more than three thousand residents of this city in despair which for years has been keeping in the balance between Europe and Africa. To be honest, all the water, in the Rions Massa, Gergeri and San Francesco di Paola, has always made the tantrums.
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