Water restrictions on the Mexican border town of Reynosa appear to be easing as Mexican authorities are working to send additional supplies to the region, according to reports. The mayor of Reynosa, Carlos Peña Ortiz, has requested a meeting with authorities of the Comision Nacional del Agua (CONAGUA) who are responsible for the supply of water from the Rio Grande to the region, according to a post by the government of Reynosa on X. On Aug. 20, Texas state Rep. Terry Canales, D-Edinburg, announced that Reynosa was enacting water restrictions due to long-standing drought and a lack of water supplies in the Rio Grande.