Public Works expects three days to fix the Innova subdivision's drainage, while crews restore roads in San José del Cabo.
Mobility
Relatives of two missing young women closed the federal highway to demand they be found; the city opened detours via El Chaparro and the Salto Seco arroyo track.
The Harbor Master suspended navigation from 6 p.m. Tuesday amid swell over three meters; fishers and nautical operators must secure their boats.
Traffic officers manage flow at drop-off and pickup hours; the city asks drivers not to double-park in front of schools.
Work covers the stretch from El Caimancito beach to the Pemex plant at Punta Prieta; two-way traffic will be kept, and drivers heading to the beaches and the ferry terminal should expect delays.
The Municipal Transport Council set 16 pesos for the urban zone and 18 for El Centenario and Chametla, but the increase does not take effect until it is published in the State Official Gazette.
The city bus system marks two years with 20 buses, three routes and electronic fare payment; the municipality reports 2,888,729 rides since launch.
The Municipal Transport Council agreed to analyze the increase sought by operators and said it will prioritize household budgets first.
Crews worked on arroyos, streets and street lighting in several neighborhoods; residents can report damage from their phones.
Crews graded roads with a motor grader; residents can request the service by phone.
Public Works levels and lays material on the worst-hit roads; the city is taking reports of new street damage.
Municipal and state authorities agreed to continue meetings with the sector in search of a more efficient, orderly and safe service.