### Water Supply Interruptions Affect 34 Neighborhoods in Tijuana and Rosarito Due to Aqueduct Leak
A significant leak in the Florido – Popotla aqueduct has led to water supply interruptions affecting 34 neighborhoods in Tijuana and Rosarito. The leak, located at kilometer 5+400 on Boulevard 2000, involves a 36-inch diameter pipeline. The State Commission of Public Services in Tijuana (Cespt) has initiated repair works to address the issue.
According to Cespt, the repair operations require the temporary closure of the water supply for the affected areas. The continuous maintenance work is expected to last for approximately 14 hours. Following the repair, a gradual restoration of the water service is anticipated, with complete recovery expected by Friday, September 20.
### Affected Neighborhoods:
#### TIJUANA
– Paseo del Vergel
– Conjunto Habitacional Piedras Blancas
– IMOS
– Parque Industrial Valle Bonito
– Parque Industrial Thomas Alba Edison
– Puerta Plata
– Ke Casas
– Hacienda los Venados
– Hacienda las Delicias
– Los Valles
– Natura (all sections)
– Villa del Álamo
– El Realito
#### ROSARITO
– Cantiles Dorados
– Puerto Nuevo
– Rancho Reynoso
– Primo Tapia
– Misión Viejo
– Palacio del Mar
– Caleta Cove
– Medio Camino
– Campo Lope
– Plaza del Mar
– Alisitos
– Santa Anita Rosarito
– Misión Vieja San Miguel
– Ladrillera
– Puerta del Mar
– Terrazas del Pacifico
– Vista Marina
– La Burrita
– El Descanso
– Venustiano Carranza
– Las Ventanas
Cespt has kept residents informed through social media and assured that efforts are ongoing to restore water services as swiftly as possible.
### In related news:
#### Water Supply Restoration Updates
In a follow-up update, the Cespt announced that repair work on the Florido – Popotla aqueduct is progressing as planned. Teams are working tirelessly to complete the repairs within the estimated time frame. Residents are advised to remain patient and await further updates regarding the precise timing for the restoration of their water supply.
#### Urgent Hydrant Functionality Review in Tijuana
In light of recent incidents, Cespt has announced an urgent review of the functionality of fire hydrants across Tijuana. This initiative aims to ensure that all hydrants are in proper working condition to handle any emergency situations effectively.
#### Increased Water Consumption Amid Heatwave
A recent rise in temperatures has led to a 10% increase in water consumption in the region. The Cespt is urging residents to use water responsibly and avoid unnecessary wastage to mitigate the impact on the water supply system.
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