Neighbors of the Benito Juárez mayor’s office will maintain a blockade due to contaminated water

After nine hours of blockade in it second day of demonstrationthe residents of the colonies affected by the contaminated water in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office They announced that they will spend the night, since their problem has not been satisfactorily addressed by the authorities.

Despite the detection and closure of the Alfonso XIII well in the Álvaro Obregón mayor’s office, which was already identified as the origin of the gasoline smell problem, the inhabitants of neighborhoods like Nonoalco, Christmas Eve, Sports City and Del Valle Norte and Centrodemand to deal directly with the head of Government of Mexico City, Martí Batres, and the general coordinator of the Mexico City Water System (Sacmex)Rafael Carmona.

The main request is that the authorities reveal the nature of the contaminant present in the liquid, since some residents accuse that the Mayor Jaime Mata He already knows, but refuses to make it public.

Throughout the followingnoon, traffic was interrupted in both directions in said area, so the operation of the Metrobus service It had to adapt to the situation and given the decision of the neighbors, it will remain this way until April 11.

Meanwhile, the protesters insist on the need for a exhaustive investigation for the tranquility of the inhabitants of the different neighborhoods of the demarcation.

What will the Metrobús service be like?

Given the blockade in Xola and InsurgentsRosario Castro, director of Metrobús, reported that transportation circuits will be implemented Green Indians to Nuevo León and of The Road to Sports City to offer the service to users, although he admitted that transfers throughout the Line 1 will be affected by this situation.

The closure is maintained due to the presence of protesters in Insurgentes Sur and Xola, so @MetrobusCDMX It carries out circuits from Indios Verdes to Nuevo León and from El Caminero to Ciudad de los Deportes. The transfers of the entire Line 1 are affected with a delay (20:21 hrs). https://t.co/hindJ8kd8V

— Rosario Castro (@RosarioCastroE) April 11, 2024