The National Water Commission (Conagua) reported that Madinah Damlocated in Atizapan from Zaragozain the State of Mexico, it is at 93%, so it is warned that a controlled release inside it Tlalnepantla River.
Due to heavy rains in recent days, the dam increased its storage level to 11.9 million cubic meters, which represents 93% of its total capacity.
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To ensure the safety of the reservoir, Conagua, through the Organization of the Basin of the Basin of Mexico (OCAVM), will increase controlled water extraction through dam withdrawal works.
Therefore, they are carrying out a controlled release of the Madín Dam, which will cause an increase in the level of the Tlalnepantla River, which crosses the municipality of Atizapán.
Given the increasing river flows, authorities warn residents of the Fuentes de Satélite, Bellavista, Calacoaya, Rincón Colonial, Las Huertas and ISEEMYN Housing Unit neighborhoods to stay informed and heed the recommendations issued by Sapasa (Atizapán), Civil Protection and state authorities.
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Meanwhile, Sapasa Atizapán explained that they continue to monitor the flow and levels of the Tlalnepantla River to “guarantee the safety, heritage and health of the Atizapense people who live on the banks of this river.”
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