Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Seapal denies sewage runoff into Bay of Banderas in Puerto Vallarta

In response to a video that has been running on social networks, which shows black water running into Playa de Los Muertos from condominiums and hotels in the area of the south of the city, Manuel Acosta Padilla, Operational Manager of Seapal Vallarta clarified that this is the point where the "Arroyo de la Igualdad" flows.

The video that has become viral claims that Seapal drains sewage into the Bay of Banderas during rains to cover up illegal disposal of waste.

He reported that this stream is channeled below the Tropicana Hotel, as well as condominiums and houses, which have . . .

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