Overview
- High summer demand has strained storage tanks and pumps, producing repeated service interruptions in multiple cities as networks take longer to refill and repressurize.
- Tijuana’s utility said service is roughly 90–95% restored after crews fixed leaks, used about 22,000 pails delivered by pipas and put a 9–10 million MXN emergency connection into operation.
- Lima’s operator carried out planned reservoir maintenance on July 22–23 with scheduled cuts and deployed cistern trucks to set collection points for affected districts.
- In Arequipa a conduction pipe break compounded a scheduled Sedapar cut and left about 31,994 connections offline before Sunass verified repairs and progressive restoration of supply.
- San Luis faces a roughly 96‑hour outage to repair a ruptured aqueduct that officials blame on local works while the Cooperativa de El Trapiche disputes that claim, leaving responsibility and public messaging unresolved.