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8. Continuity of water supply
All day
[] 1 Summer
[] 2 Winter
During the morning
[] 2 Summer
[] 2 Winter
During the afternoon
[] 3 Summer
[] 3 Winter
At night
[] 4 Summer
[] 4 Winter
Almost never arrives
[] 5 Summer
[] 5 Winter
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Question 8: Continuity of Water Service
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With this question you try to know the regularity with which the Private dwelling receives drinkable water service, independent of the form about supply that you have.
You should mark with an "X" the alternative that indicates the period of time in which generally (predominant period) water service lasts without interruptions, or if it is the case, there is almost a lack of it (last alternative).
This question, like the others that are included in the Dwelling form, is very important. You know that in our country not all people have continuous drinkable water service and that this causes problems to many people. Because of this we need to know with clarity how many dwellings and persons have water service.
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"All day" or that is, that they receive it without interruption for 24 hours of a day; only "In the morning" which means that they receive it regularly or intermittently during the morning hours (since the inhabitants of the dwelling get up until the noontime hours); only "In the afternoon" when the water supply does not have interruptions, although it does not arrive in the morning if they receive it in the afternoon, after noon; exclusively "At night" after six or seven; and finally how many dwellings and households "water almost never arrives (to them)", that is to say, how many count on a very sporadic, or irregular water service and how many barely receive it.
As you can see it is necessary to write down a response for summer and another for winter. We all know that places in the country and in the cities exist where the water supply in different in summer than in winter: some dwellings for example receive water "all day" in the rainy season, while they almost never receive it during the summer; other dwellings only have water at night during the summer and winter, etc. For these reasons you should ask about the availability of water that the enumerated dwelling has, both in the summer season, as well as the rainy season. For this begin to mark with an "X" a response that corresponds to the summer and the other to the winter.
In the case of supply by other means (not piped) this question should also be answered. If there are doubts write them down in "observations".