Emcali manager Diego Carabalí assured citizens that there is currently no water or energy rationing in Cali. ^[1] Emcali, the water utility for Cali, Colombia, confirmed that the city's water supply remains stable despite the challenges posed by the El Niño phenomenon and high temperatures. ^[2] Water utilities in Cali and Valle del Cauca have ruled out water rationing despite high temperatures and El Niño conditions affecting river levels. ^[3] The Rio Cauca, which supplies approximately 80% of the city's water, allows Emcali to compensate for low levels in other sources like the Rio Melendez. ^[4] Acuavalle dismissed the possibility of generalized water rationing across the Valle del Cauca department, stating that each municipality has specific conditions. ^[5] Diego Carabalí, the manager of EMCALI's water and sewerage system, noted that the city's interconnected network allows it to respond to variations in water sources and guarantee service continuity. ^[6] Emcali attributes the stability of the supply to its technical capacity and permanent monitoring of the system. ^[7]