A significant hole has opened on Dom Pedro I avenue in Taubaté due to a break in the stormwater network, with local authorities taking prompt action to address the situation. This occurrence has raised concerns among the city officials, particularly Jefferson Estefano, director of Works at the Municipality of Taubaté, who noted that the initial small hole indicated potential larger issues below the surface. To ensure public safety, the area around the hole has been cordoned off, and further analysis was deemed necessary before proceeding with repairs.

The local government has indicated that they will be reconstructing the masonry box which was destroyed due to water pressure, which contributed to the failure of the stormwater network. Initiatives to begin these repairs commenced on the same day the damage was assessed. Officials expect that the repairs will be completed within a week, highlighting the city's commitment to maintaining the infrastructure and ensuring the safety of its residents.

This incident underscores the need for regular maintenance and monitoring of urban water management systems to prevent similar occurrences in the future. The response from the local government illustrates a proactive approach in handling infrastructure challenges, aiming to minimize disruptions for the residents of Taubaté while reinforcing the integrity of the city's stormwater management system.