Overview

• City crews reported the opening has been fully covered and the site remains cordoned off while inspections and mitigation continue.
• Segiagua detailed ongoing works that include excavation, tepetate infill, a dissipator box at 1.5 meters depth, layered gravel and tepetate compaction, and resurfacing with asphalt.
• Authorities said no hydraulic installations are present at the point of failure, concluding the feature is a geological crack rather than a pipe-related sinkhole.
• Preliminary measurements indicate an opening roughly 6 meters long and 2 meters deep, with a fracture trajectory extending about 138 meters.
• The fissure lies just meters from last month’s tanker blast site, and officials said the phenomena are unrelated, with the mayor stating traffic is expected to reopen Friday.