The fountains at Ixelles’ Area Flagey are working since Friday, civil authorities declared, since they rejoiced that their calls to fix the fountain, broken since the start of heatwave, were discovered by regional authorities.
“We’ve good information,” Ixelles may or Christos Doulkeridis tweeted Thursday. “The [Brussels-Capital] Region was quick to react to our request of restoring the jets in Place Flagey, they will be working from [Friday] morning.”
Bonne nouvelle: la Région a réagi rapidement à notre demande de faire réparer le plus vite possible les fontaines jets d’eau de la region Flagey. Elles devraient redémarrer demain matin. Merci @SmetPascal @RomainDeReusme #Ixelles
— Christos Doulkeridis (@doulkeridis) June 27, 2019
The news is as citizens as well as other governments contrary to the Brussels municipality whined that the fountains weren’t operating because the start of week, that saw temperatures soar to record highs.
The fountains had divided during a previous event and had not been instantly mended, prompting local councillors to call a perceived lack of coordination between regional and municipal authorities.
The situation at the crowded Ixelles’ square led city populations to denounce local authorities for the lack of vegetation at the town, also for a complete deficiency of infrastructure for dealing with rising temperatures, even with a single resident calling referring for a few of Brussels’ main markers as”heat traps.”
