Campeche residents demand repairs for roads and sewage systems

Residents in Campeche are demanding urgent municipal intervention to address deteriorating urban infrastructure and public health concerns.

In the Siglo XXI housing unit, neighbors reported significant damage to Vigésima Cuarta and Cuarta por Décima Primera streets. The presence of numerous potholes has made daily transit difficult for cars and motorcycles, increasing the risk of accidents and causing vehicle damage. Residents have criticized the Campeche City Council for the lack of a definitive solution to the ongoing road decay.

Simultaneously, in the Presidentes de México subdivision, residents on Río Bec street reported sewage overflows caused by a lack of maintenance in storm drains. The overflow of wastewater has led to contamination, foul odors intensified by high temperatures, and difficulties for pedestrians. Neighbors are calling for specialized personnel to perform cleaning and desilting work to prevent the situation from worsening during future rains.