CESPT Restores 90% of Water Service; Continues Recovery in High Areas
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The service began to be gradually restored in the affected colonies. The failure of the pumping system known as “booster” in the El Carrizo Dam, which caused disruptions in the supply of drinking water to thousands of people in Tijuana during the last few days, evidenced the need to strengthen alternative sources of supply in the region, said environmental engineer José Carmelo Zavala. The specialist explained that this equipment allows to extra…
TIJUANA, JULY 13,2026.-The drinking water service has already been restored in 90 percent of the colonies affected by the repair of the Booster El Carrizo, so the recovery of the supply continues to advance in a favorable way, reported the State Commission of Public Services of Tijuana (CESPT). Technical personnel maintain permanent monitoring, monitoring and operational adjustments to stabilize the hydraulic system and accelerate recovery in th…
The drinking water service has already been restored in 90 percent of the colonies affected by the repair of the Booster El Carrizo, so the recovery of the supply continues to advance in a favorable way, reported the State Commission of Public Services of Tijuana (CESPT). Technical personnel maintain permanent tasks of supervision, monitoring and ... The entrance There is already water in 90% of the 203 colonies affected by the Dam El Carrizo, r…
Following the mechanical failure in the El Carrizo Booster System on July 8, the Tijuana State Public Services Commission (CESPT) initially acknowledged an impact on approximately 161 neighborhoods in Tijuana and Rosarito. However, despite the agency announcing the start of a gradual restoration of service, the reality is that dozens of users in various areas… Source
July 13.- The State Commission of Public Services of Tijuana (CESPT) reported that the gradual recovery of the drinking water service continues in the affected areas following the repair of the Booster El Carrizo system. The agency asked those who still have lack of water or intermittent service to share their account number and address to follow up each case. Photo: Cespt The failure in the system, registered since last Wednesday, left more tha…
Water shortages continue to affect several neighborhoods in Tijuana. Although service restoration was expected, residents say they are still not receiving water, with reports of low pressure and a complete lack of water persisting.
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