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The colonies of Toluca Valley They recovered calm this week after a period of tension due to the lack of gas LPbasic input for homes and businesses.
In points where long lines formed just days ago, now the movement flows without setbacks. “Before we fought over a cylinder; today we finally see normal supply,” said María de los Ángeles, a resident of San Antonio, while receiving her tank.
On roads such as López Portillo and Adolfo López Mateos, delivery drivers confirm that the supply chain was working again. Vicente Martínez, with years in the trade, assures that the plants are shipping without restrictions.
However, distributors maintain reservations due to the continuity of more than thirty blockades in states such as Michoacán, Chihuahua and Jalisco, which could once again stop the arrival of fuel.
The recent crisis left its mark on small businesses. Doña Esperanza, owner of an inn in the center, remembers that she had to resort to anafres to maintain the day’s sales. “We lost customers and had to change the menu. Hopefully this will not happen again,” he expressed with obvious concern.
Although supply has been restored, specialists warn that the distribution network remains fragile and highly dependent on federal highways.