Get Ready: Water Cuts Affect CDMX, Acapulco, and Hidalgo This Week
Starting this past Sunday, February 8, 2026, thousands of residents in Mexico City (CDMX), Acapulco, and Hidalgo are experiencing significant water supply interruptions. These cuts, some lasting up to 72 hours, are crucial for necessary maintenance and infrastructure improvements. Below, you’ll find a comprehensive guide to the affected areas, the reasons behind the cuts, and how to get help.
Mexico City: Venustiano Carranza Borough Affected for 72 Hours
The Ministry of Integral Water Management (Segiagua) announced through its social media channels that personnel would be carrying out repair and maintenance work on the Cobre and Cananea well pump in the Venustiano Carranza borough. This essential work means a temporary reduction in potable water supply for several neighborhoods.
Affected Neighborhoods in CDMX (Starting February 8, 12:00 PM – Until February 11):
- Nicolás Bravo
- Popular Rastro
- Valle Gómez
- Emilio Carranza
- Morelos
Restoration: Water supply is expected to be fully restored by Wednesday, February 11, 2026.
Need Water Tankers? Affected residents can request water tankers by calling the H20 Line at *426.
Acapulco, Guerrero: 16 Neighborhoods Without Water Due to Earthquake Damage
In Acapulco, Guerrero, a 72-hour water cut is impacting 16 neighborhoods, also starting this past Sunday, February 8. The Municipal Water and Sewer Commission of Acapulco (CAMAPA) stated that these cuts are necessary for pipeline interconnection work, following damage caused by the 6.5 magnitude earthquake in January.
Affected Neighborhoods in Acapulco (Starting February 8 – For 72 Hours):
- Mozimba
- Palomares
- Potrerillo
- La Mira
- Hogar Moderno
- Juan R. Escudero
- Antorcha Revolucionaria
- Silvestre Castro
- Barrios Históricos
- Progreso
- Hornos Insurgentes
- El Roble
- Marroquín
- Infonavit Cuauhtémoc
- Lomas de Magallanes
- Infonavit Farallón
Hidalgo: Pachuca Experiences Programmed Interruption
The Intermunicipal Water and Sewerage Systems Commission (CAASIM) in Hidalgo announced a programmed interruption of potable water supply in parts of Pachuca. This is due to modernization work on infrastructure.
Affected Neighborhoods in Hidalgo (Starting Monday, February 9, 6:00 AM – For 24 Hours):
- Constitución
- Santa Julia
Restoration: Water supply in Pachuca is expected to be restored within 24 hours of the cut beginning.
Important Information for All Affected Residents:
- Conserve Water: During these periods, it is crucial to conserve water for essential needs.
- Store Water: If possible, store water in clean containers before the cuts begin.
- Stay Informed: Follow official communications from local water authorities and government agencies for updates.
These temporary inconveniences are part of necessary efforts to maintain and improve water infrastructure, ensuring better service in the long run. Residents are encouraged to plan accordingly and utilize the provided contact channels for assistance.
Source: https://www.adn40.mx/mexico/2026-02-08/donde-habra-cortes-agua-en-la-cdmx-este-8-y-9-febrero/?_amp=true
