### Major Water Outage in Tijuana: Otay-Libertad Aqueduct Leak Affects 12 Colonies
In Tijuana, a significant water outage has hit 12 colonies due to a leak in the Otay-Libertad aqueduct. The issue was located at a section near the Otay II border crossing. Teams from the Tijuana State Public Service Commission (CESPT) have commenced repairs, which began at 8:00 AM on Monday, September 16th.
Given the complex nature of the repair work, CESPT officials have had to shut off the water supply to the affected areas. The restoration efforts are projected to last for 34 hours, wrapping up by 6:00 PM on Tuesday, September 17th. Residents can expect water service to begin returning on Tuesday night.
The impacted colonies include:
– 10 de Mayo
– Las Torres
– Nido de las Águilas
– Las Torres II
– Nido de las Águilas (ZI)
– Granjas Familiares División del Norte
– Granjas Familiares División del Norte (ZI)
– Otay Magisterial
– Rancho Ontiveros
– Rancho Escondido
– Rinconada
– Rinconada II
Residents are encouraged to stay updated with CESPT announcements for any changes or developments in the repair schedule.
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