Overview
- Pemex says it completed the repair after extraordinary rains damaged a pipeline, addressing a loss of containment over roughly eight kilometers near Álamo Temapache.
- The spill affected stretches of the Pantepec River, and specialized crews are conducting sanitation and remediation along the riverbanks.
- Two containment barriers, oleophilic booms, and pumping and surface recovery equipment have been deployed on the river.
- Pemex plans to add three more barriers today as crews collect waste and apply absorbent materials to restore conditions.
- Response efforts are coordinated through a Unified Command Post at Asipona in Tuxpan with the Navy, ASEA, and local and state authorities, following days of social-media reports about the incident.