Los Mochis, Sinaloa.- Today at 2:00 hours winter time came into force at the end of daylight saving time, so the population of Sinaloa will have to delay their clock by one hour. In addition, on October 31, the subsidy also ends at the summer rate. In this regard, Vigilantes Ciudadanos por la Transparencia de Sinaloa demands no longer change the schedule next summer, and does extend the summer subsidy to electricity consumption for the high temperatures that still present, even with highs of up to 44 and 45 degrees Celsius.
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Guillermo Padilla Montiel warned of the risk that November’s electricity bills will be triggered by the culmination of the summer subsidies, which in a first stage is detrimental to 24,000 users who are cut off for billing reasons on October 15.
“This is a fair demand because of the problem of climate change, temperatures of up to 44 and 45 degrees Celsius have been recorded in the shadows over the last few days, with thermal sensations of up to 50 degrees Celsius, justifying this program to the population expanding by another month. Call for legislators
Padilla Montiel called on federal lawmakers for Sinaloa to look again at this problem and address the demands facing the population in particular, as eventually the use of electrical appliances to mitigate intense heat is a necessity.
