Mexico City. The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) suspended the power supply in Acapulco, Guerrero, as a safety measure in the face of floods reported in the Port.
The state company reported that due to the increase in flooding, the Civil Protection authorities of the federal entity requested the CFE to de-energize the electrical infrastructure of the region, in such a way that 18,365 users do not have the service.
The measure seeks to protect the population during the contingency that arises from the passage of Hurricane John.
The state company indicated that once the necessary safety conditions are in place, the supply will be restored to normal in this area of the port.
On the other hand, the CFE indicated that it is prepared to address any damage to the electrical service that the meteorological phenomenon may cause once it passes through the state of Michoacán, as well as another part of the territory of Guerrero.
According to the forecast of the National Meteorological System, John is expected to maintain its movement northwest, towards the southeast of Michoacán, with the possibility of impacting the national territory again as a hurricane on Friday.
He highlighted that he reinforced the availability of workers and material resources to deal with the possible contingency.
The state company will deploy 869 electricians, 117 cranes, 265 light vehicles, a communications vehicle, 57 emergency plants, 45 lighting towers and 2 helicopters, located at strategic points.
According to the most recent reports, the energy service was restored to normal in its entirety to the affected users in Guerrero and Oaxaca.
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– 2024-10-04 15:04:30
