The coastal road leading to the popular public beach, Punta Piedra, is at serious risk of collapsing. This is due to the erosion caused by persistent wave action and heavy seasonal rainfalls. This roadway is a vital link for thousands of locals and tourists to one of the busiest areas in the municipality.
The road is showing alarming signs of instability, with dangerous slopes towards the beach. Immediate action is required to prevent a potential collapse.
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