Overview
- A pre‑dawn rupture spilled raw sewage onto Route 11 near km 393–396, triggering a full closure at Pinamar’s main access for several hours.
- AUBASA and provincial road crews diverted traffic in both directions and then began a gradual, lane‑by‑lane reopening toward Cariló and Ostende by midday.
- The municipality assigned operational responsibility to CALP and ordered repairs within 24 hours, including embankment remediation and redirection of effluents to more distant lagoons.
- Firefighters, police and municipal teams carried out emergency repairs, high‑pressure washing and disinfection, and officials reported no injuries.
- Workers said sewage reached a nearby hypermarket as authorities disputed interior contamination, prompting a Policía Ecológica inspection; the incident revived calls to advance the district’s wastewater treatment plant project.