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90 neighborhoods in Puerto Vallarta remain without water

The Potable Water, Drainage and Sanitation Services System (SEAPAL) reported that more than 90 neighborhoods and the tourist strip have a shortage of water due to the damage caused by Nora and the collapse of a 24-inch pipeline that occurred on Monday, informed the Operational Director, Óscar Castellón Rodríguez.

He explained that the pipeline that is located in "Paseo de la Industria" at its junction with state highway 544 "causes a lack of water and low pressure in the neighborhoods that are between the Cuale River and the Las Juntas.

"It is . . .

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