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Mexico is scheduled to insert about 400 million liters of sewage into the Tijuana River, which is mostly likely to go to the United States, decades an old problem that has been environmental consequences for beaches and communities, the officials said.
Crews are scheduled for maintenance on the sewer system in Tijuana, which sits across the border From San Diego, who is still a landfill of Mexico pollution, San Diego’s supervisor Jim Desmond told Fox News Digital.
“Each time the maintenance of their side of the border is being held, instead of redirecting it (sewage) into the purification plant, it only enters the river, Jarke and eventually ends up in the USA Ocean,” he said.
“They put it (sewage) in a large drainage dumplings called Tijuana River It flows downhill, and unfortunately it is downhill the United States, “he added.
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The driven out of the sewer from the Tijuan River encouraged that the authorities call for a solution to solve the problem. (Reuters/Mike Blake)
Instead of restarting the sewage, Mexico decided to make a problem in the US, Desmond said. The toxic waste and sewage runoff from the Tijuana River lasted for decades, as most of the time was breaking down the USA, resulting in the closure of the beach.
On Tuesday, Lee Zeldin, who runs the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), said that he plans to visit the San Diego border to address the problems relating to the “disgusting Mexican sewer” that enters the United States
A group of migrants stands next to the American border patrol after surrendering on the Tijuana River on the border of the US-Mexico, seen from Tijuana, the state of Baja California, Mexico, December 19, 2022. (Photo Guillermo Arias/AFP via Getty Images)
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Mexican officials have no incentive to solve the problem, Desmond said, because the Government is not responsible there.
The border fence between the imperial beach (right), near San Ysidro, California and Playas de Tijuana near the Mexican city of Tijuana. (Getty Images)
“I think it’s really time for federal actions,” he said. “There must be a kind of consequence for these actions. Unfortunately, their lack of appropriate sewer system is our problem. This is not their problem.”
In order to convince Mexican officials to solve the problem, now the number of people who come to the border and visas could limit, as well as other forms of influence if the beaches must be closed, Desmond said.
The Tijuana River flows just behind the shopping center on the American side of the border, which is health risks for locals, he said. In addition to closing the beach, navy seals and train recruits nearby Toxic runoff And the children and some older residents on the American side of the border have become ill for the stench of runoff, Desmond said.
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“We have to have a better system here, unlike being just collecting sewer for Tijuan,” he said.
