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A Pemex pipeline rupture from storm damage spilled oil in Veracruz, affecting water supplies and prompting emergency cleanup.
A Pemex pipeline rupture caused an 8-kilometer oil spill in the Pantepec River in northern Veracruz, Mexico, following torrential rains from October 6 to 11 that killed at least 76 people and left dozens missing.
The spill, linked to storm damage, affected water supplies for communities like Tuxpan, prompting emergency response efforts by Pemex, the navy, and environmental agencies.
Residents reported disrupted boat services and oil streaks on homes in Poza Rica, though no confirmed spill was reported there.
Cleanup efforts are underway, but environmental advocates warn long-term ecological recovery could take years due to lack of preventive measures.
Una ruptura en la tubería de Pemex por daños causados por la tormenta derramó petróleo en Veracruz, afectando el suministro de agua y provocando una limpieza de emergencia.