In the second week of February, there will be a scheduled water cut that will affect hundreds of Mexican families.
The State Commission of Public Services of Ensenada (CESPE), in the state of Baja California, scheduled a mega-cut of drinking water in February, which will affect at least 92 neighborhoods of that municipality, which will impact the access to this service for more than 150,000 people.
Get the drums out! If you live in one of the neighborhoods affected by the water cut, you should take the necessary precautions to preserve this essential liquid for various daily tasks.
Where will there be water cuts in Mexico in February? Key dates
Through a statement, CESPE reported that the water cut is due to interconnection works in the Morelos aqueduct, which are part of a maintenance and modernization plan of the water network to improve distribution in the medium and long term.
- The mega water cut will take place from Wednesday, February 11, to February 14.
However, the recovery of the supply to the families of Ensenada will be gradual, so it is expected that the service will be normalized by Thursday, February 19.
These are the neighborhoods affected by the mega water cut in Ensenada during these days:
- September 2
- August 28
- October 3
- 3rd Town Hall
- Alder
- High seas
- Modern Extension
- Peñitas Expansion
- Reform Expansion
- VI City Hall Extension
- Appel Chacón
- Aztec
- Dam Balconies
- Bella Vista
- Benito Juárez
- Olive Grove
- Splash
- Chapultepec
- Hills of the Jewel
- Dam Hills
- San Angelo Hills I & II
- Hills of the Magisterium
- Sun Hills
- Chapultepec Commercial
- Coronitas
- Dam Summits
- From the Cedar
- Echeverría
- Ecolomas
- Ejido Ruiz Cortines
- The Sahuaral
- El Sauzal
- Emiliano Zapata
- Employees
- State of Mexico
- Flores Magón
- Fovissste
Recommendations to save water in the event of a mega-cut in the water service
To deal with water cuts in your neighborhood and minimize the impact on your daily activities, consider these tips:
- Store enough water in clean containers before the start of the cut
- Distribute water by priorities, such as basic hygiene and cooking
- Check the CESPE outage calendar to plan your shopping or household chores
- Avoid wasting water, even after service is restored, so you don’t affect the pressure in your area
Taking these steps can help you navigate disruptions without affecting your daily routine.
Source: ADN Noticias
