Hana walks in Tapanã and highlights investments in sanitation in Pará

Hana participated in a walk through the streets of the Tapanã neighborhood, in Belém. Accompanied by supporters, she walked through the streets of the Pinheirinho community, where she greeted voters who were at home, took photos and handed out campaign stickers.

During the agenda, Hana was also asked about the planning of sewage and supply for nearby areas that require sanitation, such as Benguí, Cordeiro de Farias and Parque Verde.

"We know that there is a historic water and sanitation deficit in our State. Despite the fact that, in recent years, we have invested a lot. Eight canals were built, macro drainage with water, sewage, sanitation. We are now building eight canals in Belém, such as, for example, the Caraparu canal, Mártir canal, Lago Verde, Sapucajuba, so the State government continues to invest and now we are going to charge for the universalization of water and sewage services", he declared.

"These walks have been for me as a candidate, as governor too, so that we can listen to the community. The community knows what it needs most. So this contact is very important and walking with these people gives us energy to face everyday battles", he concluded.