In the 1950s, the commercial life began to take shape in the center of the Zihuatanejo municipality of Azueta, with dirt streets that later became paved roads.
The city center has all the necessary streets, sanitation drainage, electricity, and basic services for its operation. However, despite this, the growth of the city has revealed a deficient sewer system that has been gradually changing, but still generates flooding after the first rain.
Public lighting and street improvement are another pressing needs to ensure that the city center provides everything necessary for pedestrians at all times.
The business infrastructure is in good condition, offering a good urban image, except for Market 5th of May, which maintains its wooden stalls and corrugated iron roofs.
Some streets need re-paving or pavement, mainly those surrounding the market. Additionally, the central food market has not undergone changes that align with the new international tourist destination image.
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Source: Mega Noticias
