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Rev. cuba. hig. epidemiol ; 48(3): 304-309, sep.-dic. 2010. ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-615278

ABSTRACT

Entre los meses de enero de 2007 y junio de 2009, se realizó la vigilancia de la calidad microbiológica del agua de consumo del Aeropuerto Internacional "José Martí" (AIJM) y el Puerto de La Habana (PH), principales puntos fronteras del país. En este período se analizaron un total de 456 muestras de aguas de estos 2 puntos, con la siguiente distribución (375 muestras del AIJM y 81 del PH). Del total de muestras analizadas, el 93,9 por ciento estaba apta para el consumo según criterios de la NC 93-02:1985 Agua Potable, Requisitos Sanitarios y muestreo. Se consideran que estos resultados han sido satisfactorios y en los casos que se han detectado muestras no aptas (6,1 por ciento) para el consumo, se ha dado la alerta y se han tomado las medidas rápidas y certeras para resolver el problema. Por otra parte, se recomienda implementar un plan de seguridad del agua en cada sitio para mejorar la vigilancia sanitaria a partir de un programa establecido.


Between January 2007 and June 2009, it was carried out the monitoring of microbiological quality of drinking water from the José Martí International Airport (AIJM) and the Port of Havana (PH), which are the main borders of Cuba. In this period, a total of 456 water samples from these two points were analyzed, with the following distribution: 375 samples of AIJM and 81 samples of PH. A 93.9 percent were suitable for consumption according to criteria of the NC-93-02:1985. Drinking Water. Health requirements and sampling. It is considered that these results were satisfactory and where the samples were found unfit (6.1 percent) for consumption, it has been sent the alert and it has been taken rapid and accurate measures for solving the problem. Moreover, it is recommended to implement a water safety plan at each site to improve health surveillance based on a program established.

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