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Comapa Admits Socavones Crisis; 100 Out of 356 Will Be Attended Until 2026
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Tampico, Tamaulipas.- Tampico and Ciudad Madero suffer a crisis of socavones, with 356 sinkings in two years, reported the Municipal Commission of Drinking Water and Sewerage (Comapa) South. The recognition of the situation is given to five months that began the problem. In a private meeting, the general manager of Comapa Sur, Francisco González Casanova, acknowledged that they will not reach 100 points during 2025. For now, the agency tries to …
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