Nine years after the September 19, 2017 earthquake, reconstruction efforts in Mexico City remain ongoing. The disaster resulted in damage to over 22,000 homes, prompting the local government, then led by Miguel Ángel Mancera, to establish a specialized commission to manage recovery operations.
Current reports indicate that approximately 1,000 housing units are still in the process of being rebuilt, with at least one building identified as being on the verge of collapse. Total expenditures for the reconstruction process are projected to exceed 15 billion Mexican pesos.
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