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Border Patrol Alerts Public on Risks of Crossing Canals Near Border

KTSM••Jocelyn Flores
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The U.S. Border Patrol's El Paso Sector is issuing a warning about the hazards associated with crossing the International Boundary and Water Commission canals along the U.S.-Mexico border. Each year, significant amounts of water are released into these canals from upstream reservoirs in New Mexico, creating dangerous conditions. This alert is crucial for residents and potential crossers, as the swift currents and unpredictable water levels pose serious risks. The Border Patrol emphasizes the importance of safety and awareness in these areas to prevent accidents.

Key Details: • Be aware of the dangers of crossing the canals. • Large volumes of water are released from New Mexico reservoirs annually. • Residents near the border should stay informed about water conditions.

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