The Saturday storm in Tijuana left some disasters in the city, however, Civil protection assured that there were no major incidents caused by the rains.
The rains caused the collapse of a slope 12 meters highin the private Balsams, subdivision Paseos del Vergelwhich caused a retaining fence of the private one fell, damaging a car that was parked in the area.
Also, the place was labeled as Danger zonealthough there were not many affectations, it was only as prevention.
Also, there was another Landslide in the División Norte neighborhoodthis collapse was caused by a water leak, according to Civil Protection and this caused collapse an entire landfill areawhich was made with tires and garbage.
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So far three have been reported. fallen treesone of them fell into the Baja California Park And fortunately did not cause major damage.
there was also puddles and floods and most of the reports attended have to do with traffic accidents.
It is expected that the rains continue for the next few daysfor the afternoon and evening of this Sunday there are heavy rain forecastwhich will remain throughout the Monday morning.
On Monday and Tuesday there is also a forecast of rainTherefore, Civil Protection recommends to the population take your precautions.
Affectations in other municipalities
In it Tecate municipality closed some roads, due to the stagnant water in some areas, caused by heavy rains.
The roads that closed were Dr. Arturo Guerra, Morelos Boulevard and Encinos Boulevardall this temporarily, in which the water level will drop.
In Ensenada there was several landslides and floodsthe streets that were flooded and closed, were the Seventh and Sea, Eighth and Sea and Third and Sea streets.
Likewise, in the free highway Ensenada-Tijuanaa landslide occurred at the height of the kilometer 67while in the Ensenada-Tecate highwaythere was also a landslide at kilometer 99.
There were also several fallen trees in ensenadawhich they obstructed the way in some roads and as well as falling stones, but so far no major damage has been reported.
