### Landslide in Lomas Conjunto Residencial Impacts Properties in Privada Herradura
#### Tijuana Slope Movement Affects Residences
Properties in Privada Herradura have been classified as a risk zone due to a recent landslide in the Lomas Conjunto Residencial development. According to Municipal Civil Protection (PCM), at least six homes have been marked with yellow labels due to detected ground settlements at the back of their plots.
Residents of Cañón El Salado Street reported that PCM personnel visited the area two weeks ago for monitoring. On August 26, the affected homes were officially labeled. Liz Calderón, a resident, expressed concerns over the appearance of cracks and settlements on their land, which pose a direct threat to the homes.
“The fear is that the cracks and settlements might compromise the foundations of the houses. My bedroom is at the back and is made of light material. It seems to be separating from the concrete wall, which is the original structure of the house,” Calderón explained.
Municipal Civil Protection continues to monitor the situation closely, but some residents are hesitant to abandon their homes despite the risks. The landslide has impacted a total of 94 properties to date, sparking significant concern in the community.
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### Related News on Recent Landslides
#### Increasing Landslide Occurrences in Tijuana Raise Alarms
In recent weeks, Tijuana has witnessed a surge in landslide incidents, prompting authorities to intensify monitoring and preventive measures across various neighborhoods. [Source](https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/growth-development/story/2023-09-08/tijuana-landslide-damage-continues)
* A landslide in Colonia Libertad resulted in extensive damage to multiple homes, with residents urgently evacuated as the ground continued to shift.
* Another landslide in the Natura area left two individuals injured and several families homeless as their foundations were undermined by the moving soil.
The increased frequency and severity of these incidents have been linked to prolonged rainfall and inadequate urban planning. Authorities urge residents living in at-risk areas to stay alert and report any signs of ground instability to prevent potential disasters.