New power outages occurred in the northern neighborhoods of Mérida during the night of Tuesday, contradicting the CFE's claim of full restoration. ^[1] Power outages affected 11 neighborhoods in northern Mérida during the early hours of Tuesday, marking the third consecutive day of blackouts in the region. ^[2] José Enrique Molina Casares, president of the Chamber of Commerce, Services, and Tourism of Merida (Canacome), stated that less than 40% of the chamber's members have emergency power plants, insurance, or alternatives to face damages from outages. ^[3] Social media users reported energy failures in specific neighborhoods including Montebello, México Norte, San Antonio Cinta, Emiliano Zapata Norte, Montealbán, San Antonio Cucul, Sol Campestre, Las Américas, Colonia Maya, Francisco de Montejo, and Altabrisa. ^[4] The Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) stated that power supply was restored to 100% in the early morning of Tuesday following the major blackout on Monday. ^[5] Business leaders recommended that merchants maintain their electrical wiring and acquire emergency power sources like generators or solar batteries to withstand weather-related outages. ^[6] José Enrique Molina Casares stated that the outage resulted in fewer sales and economic losses for merchants, though specific data on the total financial impact was not available. ^[7] The recent blackout lasted from Monday evening until early Tuesday morning, affecting the Historic Center and delegations in Hunucmá, Valladolid, Tekax, and Peto. ^[8]