Civil Protection authorities reported a landslide occurred in the Tierra Colorada colony within the Magdalena Contreras borough of Mexico City. ^[1] Governor Evelyn Salgado Pineda inaugurated the rehabilitation of the potable water supply system in Tierra Colorada, a project funded with 15.74 million pesos from state resources. ^[2] The Guerrero government invested over 70 million pesos in infrastructure projects for the municipality of Juan R. Escudero, covering roads, education, health, rural paths, and potable water. ^[3] Civil Protection authorities stated that no people were injured or harmed as a result of the landslide, so no medical attention was necessary. ^[4] Residents of the borough informed authorities about the incident and requested support for the affected family. ^[5] The landslide was caused by heavy rains in recent hours combined with construction work on a residence, which caused soil to slide onto another property. ^[6] The integral replacement of hydraulic equipment allowed the current water coverage to reach 90 percent, with a projection to achieve 100 percent supply this same year through the construction of a new pipeline to the Jardín neighborhood. ^[7] The water supply rehabilitation project benefits directly more than 9,800 inhabitants and increases the capture and supply of the water resource by 50 percent. ^[8]