Residents in the municipalitymariana, in Havana, denounce that there is a dangerous leak ofgas in the middle of the street. An Internet user on social networks indicated that the leak is in the vicinity of 116th and 45th streets.
“This is in Marianao. The gas stink is unbearable. Look at that leak. It's been like this since the afternoon and no one pays attention to us. Report it to see if they come to fix it.”wrote a Cuban in a short video sent to Miami-based journalist Mario J. Pentón.
“A giant explosion could occur due to a gas leak in Marianao and the worst thing is that it has already been reported to the institutions and the happy Party”, the influencer Alain Papparazzi, also based in Florida, wrote on Facebook along with the same images.
“It is sad that someone has to go to third parties on social networks because misgovernment does nothing and then they ask why people say that#CubaEstadoFallido #DPEPDPE”, an Internet user stated on Twitter when verifying that residents on the island are forced to resort to independent, non-official means, in order to attract the attention of the authorities.
Dozens of commentators in the forums where the news has been shared have been horrified by the tremendous danger that a gas leak represents and call for remembering.what happened in May 2021 at the Saratoga hotel, in Havana, when an alleged gas leak ended in a horrible explosion which claimed the lives of 46 people.
"That's why the gas went out. Now I was going to make some milk and there was no street gas", indicated one commentator. Others assure that there are also effects on the street gas service in the Playa municipality.
The images, filmed at night, show what appears to be a gas leak in the middle of a hole flooded with water.
At the closing of this note there are no other details about the alleged gas leak in Marianao.
Since the end of July, Marianao - a territory that hosted the provincial event on July 26 - became very popular on social networks and a source of jokes and jokes since an official report published in the "Free access" program,Havana Channel, will exalt the supposed achievements of the municipality and the well-being that its inhabitants enjoy, a paradise where there are no lines or the current and where there is no shortage of chicken.
The journalistic work in question, which included interviews with local residents and drew a sweetened image of the Havana municipality, generated discomfort and annoyance among residents of that territory, who did not agree with the idyllic image shown.
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