Following heavy rains on Saturday, August 22, the City of Mexico (CDMX) recorded over 13 million cubic meters of water. The Secretariat of Integrated Water Management (Segiagua) deployed 136 personnel, including engineers and specialized teams, along with 56 pieces of machinery, to address 54% of reported waterlogging incidents across seven municipalities. The affected areas included Cuauhtémoc, Iztapalapa, Iztacalco, Tláhuac, Álvaro Obregón, Coyoacán, and Tlalpan. Operations focused on locations such as Insurgentes Sur in Coyoacán, where hydrodynamic units were used to remove accumulated water. The rainfall exceeded 13 million cubic meters, with several rain gauges recording significant amounts, including Zarco with 31.25 millimeters.
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