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Baja & Border News Translations: Potable Water Service Resumes; Mechanic is Killed

Potable Water Service Resumes (El Mexicano, 11/29/12 by Lorena Garcia Ramirez)

TIJUANA, BC - Potable water service resumed yesterday at 5 p.m. when the supply valves were reopened once repair work on one of the gates of the El Carrizo Dam was completed. The State Commission of Public Services of Tijuana (CESPT) immediately started the liquid tank pressurization and calculated that by Thursday morning service would be fully restored.

On Wednesday at 6 a.m., the CESPT closed key valves of the water supply from the El Carrizo Dam, which provides 95% of water for users in Playas de Rosarito and Tijuana. The National Water Commission (Conagua) started the replacement work on the gates that were removed a few weeks ago for servicing.

While it was announced that the water throughout the city and Playas de Rosarito in several areas such as the eastern zone of the municipality would be off, there was service with pressure all day.

During the suspension, CESPT asked the population to refrain from using tap water so as not to empty the storage tanks and that recovery of drinking water service could be expedient once the valves were reopened.

With anticipation, PEMEX stored enough water for 24 hours to be used during the repairs. Conagua concluded its El Carrizo maintenance and no new cuts in service are the expected in the near future. http://www.el-mexicano.com.mx/informacion/noticias/1/3/estatal/2012/11/29/633055/inicio-recuperacion-del-servicio-de-agua.aspx

Mechanic is Killed (El Mexicano, 11/29/12 by Said Betanos)

TIJUANA, BC - A mechanic was killed with his wife and two stepchildren present. The alleged actors responsible for the crime then fled. Relatives of Ricardo Salcido Pacheco, 54, told Ministerial Police attackers arrived yesterday around 2:30 a.m. while everyone slept at 315 callejon Juan Pérez in colonia Pedregal de Santa Julia located in San Antonio de los Buenos delegation.

When a few men shouted Ricardo came out and four people entered the house. They asked the mechanic for some jewelry and then, said the women sent her and their children out of the unit. Ricardo became the victim of premeditated homicide, investigators said.

The weapon was a dagger used to stab the man then they escaped aboard a vehicle of which its characteristics are unknown. Paramedics of the Red Cross attended to the victim, but he was pronounced dead. http://www.el-mexicano.com.mx/informacion/noticias/1/22/policiaca/2012/11/29/633034/degollaron-a-un-mecanico.aspx

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Potable Water Service Resumes (El Mexicano, 11/29/12 by Lorena Garcia Ramirez)

TIJUANA, BC - Potable water service resumed yesterday at 5 p.m. when the supply valves were reopened once repair work on one of the gates of the El Carrizo Dam was completed. The State Commission of Public Services of Tijuana (CESPT) immediately started the liquid tank pressurization and calculated that by Thursday morning service would be fully restored.

On Wednesday at 6 a.m., the CESPT closed key valves of the water supply from the El Carrizo Dam, which provides 95% of water for users in Playas de Rosarito and Tijuana. The National Water Commission (Conagua) started the replacement work on the gates that were removed a few weeks ago for servicing.

While it was announced that the water throughout the city and Playas de Rosarito in several areas such as the eastern zone of the municipality would be off, there was service with pressure all day.

During the suspension, CESPT asked the population to refrain from using tap water so as not to empty the storage tanks and that recovery of drinking water service could be expedient once the valves were reopened.

With anticipation, PEMEX stored enough water for 24 hours to be used during the repairs. Conagua concluded its El Carrizo maintenance and no new cuts in service are the expected in the near future. http://www.el-mexicano.com.mx/informacion/noticias/1/3/estatal/2012/11/29/633055/inicio-recuperacion-del-servicio-de-agua.aspx

Mechanic is Killed (El Mexicano, 11/29/12 by Said Betanos)

TIJUANA, BC - A mechanic was killed with his wife and two stepchildren present. The alleged actors responsible for the crime then fled. Relatives of Ricardo Salcido Pacheco, 54, told Ministerial Police attackers arrived yesterday around 2:30 a.m. while everyone slept at 315 callejon Juan Pérez in colonia Pedregal de Santa Julia located in San Antonio de los Buenos delegation.

When a few men shouted Ricardo came out and four people entered the house. They asked the mechanic for some jewelry and then, said the women sent her and their children out of the unit. Ricardo became the victim of premeditated homicide, investigators said.

The weapon was a dagger used to stab the man then they escaped aboard a vehicle of which its characteristics are unknown. Paramedics of the Red Cross attended to the victim, but he was pronounced dead. http://www.el-mexicano.com.mx/informacion/noticias/1/22/policiaca/2012/11/29/633034/degollaron-a-un-mecanico.aspx

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