### Gas Leak Addressed on Sánchez Taboada Boulevard in Tijuana
City departments in Tijuana, including the Fire Department and Municipal Civil Protection, swiftly responded to a gas leak on Sánchez Taboada Boulevard in the Zona Río area. On March 24, municipal authorities revealed a press was utilized to handle a “one-inch active gas pipe leak.”
Rafael Carrillo Venegas, head of the municipal department, stated the Gas Company is now responsible for repairing the issue. Meanwhile, Civil Protection, led by José Luis Jiménez González, reported the leak occurred while machinery was being used to install pipelines, which led to the damage.
Authorities confirmed that the leak was quickly controlled, and no evacuation was required. This specific incident occurred on General Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada Boulevard. Earlier, on March 7, there was another leak on Calle 10 and Quintana Roo, similarly caused during excavation work. In that case, the situation was also contained without the need for an evacuation.
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### Additional Gas Leak Incidents in Tijuana
Gas leaks continue to be a pressing issue in Tijuana. Over the course of 2025, the city has experienced six explosions related to gas leaks. These incidents further underscore the necessity for improved safety measures and timely maintenance of gas infrastructure. Residents are urged to report suspected gas leaks immediately to avoid potential hazards.
In recent developments, routine checks by the gas company have begun to ensure all pipelines in critical areas are inspected and maintained diligently. The city has also launched a public awareness campaign to educate residents on how to detect and report gas leaks effectively.