In the country’s capital there are 25 non-domestic users that they jointly owe to Mexico City Water System (Sacmex) 31 million pesos, as reported by the head of Government, Marti Batresso he called on them to settle their balances.
The capital’s leader spoke at press conference There are non-domestic drinking water consumers in Mexico City who have debts greater than 400 thousand pesos for payment for their services, some reaching millions of pesos.
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One of the debtors has a pending payment of 6 million 233 thousand 241 pesos, a balance corresponding to 26 bimonthly periods, and is located in the Cuauhtémoc mayor’s office; a second defaulter in the same district owes 2 million 700 thousand pesos for non-payment of 30 bimonthly periods.
“We want to focus on a list of 25 debtors who owe the Mexico City Water System more than 400 thousand, these are debts that have been accumulating,” explained the head of government.
Batres reported that initially there were 26 debtors of the service of drinking waterhowever, after the warning they received, one of them made the corresponding payment, so he reiterated the call to the remaining 25 to settle their debt. debt and thus avoid service interruptions and legal sanctions.
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It should be noted that these 25 debtors are in the mayor’s offices Alvaro Obregon, Azcapotzalco, Benito Juarez, Coyoacan, Cuajimalpa, Cuauhtémoc, Gustavo A. Madero, Iztapalapa, Miguel Hidalgo y Tlalpanand the cost for the service varies depending on each area.
The local leader explained that the 31 million pesos owed would be enough to rehabilitate between 15 and 20 water wells belonging to Sacmex, since the maintenance of each one is approximately one million 200 thousand pesos.
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2024-08-20 21:13:07