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Broken Water Line Cuts Service in Three Vallarta Areas

Broken Water Line Cuts Service in Three Vallarta Areas

A water outage hit three well-known Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods on Monday after an 18-inch line broke near Carretera a Barra de Navidad and Púlpito. SEAPAL said crews were already working on the damaged line, with service expected to return around 9 p.m. The affected areas include Centro, Emiliano Zapata, and 5 de Diciembre, where homes, rentals, and businesses may see low pressure or no water while repairs continue.

Water outage affects three Puerto Vallarta neighborhoods

Water service was interrupted on Monday in Centro, Emiliano Zapata, and 5 de Diciembre after a break in an 18-inch drinking water line.

SEAPAL said the damaged line is near the crossing of Carretera a Barra de Navidad and Púlpito, in the southern part of Puerto Vallarta. The agency said repair crews were already working at the site.

The outage affects some of the city’s most active residential and visitor areas. Residents, property managers, and businesses in the affected neighborhoods may need to limit water use until service returns.

SEAPAL gives Monday night estimate

SEAPAL estimated that water service could return around 9 p.m. Monday, May 18.

That timing was given as an estimate while crews continued repairs. Service may return gradually in some areas after a line repair, depending on pressure and local conditions.

The agency asked residents in the affected neighborhoods for patience while the work continues.

Residents who need to report a water issue can use SEAPAL’s public user-service channels. The agency lists 073, 322-226-9191, 322-226-9190, and WhatsApp at 322-105-8226 for reports, complaints, and related service issues.

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