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Dead Fish in the El Carrizo Dam Raise Concerns About Potential Environmental Risks to the Water

Residents of Tecate reported on Friday, July 17, the presence of a large number of dead fish on the banks of the El Carrizo Dam, located southwest of the city, a situation that generated concern among people who frequent the area. Large number of dead fish reported at the El Carrizo Dam in Tecate. Images began circulating on social media showing numerous lifeless specimens accumulated near the shore of the body of water.
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Residents of Tecate reported on Friday, July 17, the presence of a large number of dead fish on the banks of the El Carrizo Dam, located southwest of the city, a situation that generated concern among people who frequent the area. Large number of dead fish reported at the El Carrizo Dam in Tecate. Images began circulating on social media showing numerous lifeless specimens accumulated near the shore of the body of water.

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Azteca Baja California broke the news on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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