Overview
- Officials say the Coapa installation can infiltrate up to 1.3 million liters per day on site and, with storm tanks and collectors, exceeds 10 million liters across the local system.
- The government reports the system handled recent rains over 30 millimeters, with water ponding then filtering into the subsurface as designed.
- The project cost 22 million pesos and is billed to directly benefit more than 40,000 residents near Santa Úrsula Coapa.
- Authorities add that seven wells were rehabilitated in the area, boosting supply by more than 9 million liters daily and extending service hours.
- Neighborhood assemblies contest the consultation process, label the garden cosmetic, and renew demands to cancel a Televisa well concession, with protests around the stadium continuing.