Almost 1 Million Tijuana Residents to Go Without Water Beginning Friday

/in , , /by /Fox 5 San Diegoby Salvador Rivera

Almost 1 million residents from 632 neighborhoods throughout Tijuana and Rosarito will be without water service through the weekend starting Friday.

Jesús García Castro, director of the State Commission of Public Services in Tijuana, says crews need to repair a large leak on one of the main lines that delivers water to the entire region.

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