Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has publicly acknowledged a critical situation regarding the potable water supply in Havana. He urged for a swift resolution to the ongoing problem, recognizing the severe impact on residents. The announcement, reported by EL NACIONAL, signals a heightened level of concern from the government regarding the island's water infrastructure. Details about the specific causes and planned solutions were not immediately available in the report. This admission follows growing reports of water shortages and disruptions experienced by the population. The president’s call to action indicates an attempt to address the escalating crisis and mitigate further difficulties for Havana’s citizens. The situation highlights existing infrastructure challenges within Cuba.