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Rosa's Cantina Evacuates Due to Dam Concerns, Reopens Same Day

KVIA••Lauren Bly
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Rosa's Cantina in El Paso temporarily evacuated its patrons on Thursday after police issued warnings about a potential dam breach nearby. The restaurant's manager confirmed a swift evacuation, and by late evening, officials deemed it safe to reopen. El Paso Water indicated that any effects from the situation would likely be minimal, similar to those experienced during typical stormwater events. However, the restaurant has reported that road closures in the area have negatively impacted customer traffic, affecting business operations. Rosa's Cantina plans to update its hours on social media as conditions evolve.

Key Details: • Evacuation occurred Thursday; restaurant reopened the same evening. • El Paso Water monitoring situation; impacts expected to be minimal. • Road closures affecting foot traffic and business operations. • Follow Rosa's Cantina on social media for updates on hours.

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