Residents of Atisapan de Saragosa, a suburb of Mexico City, are facing severe water scarcity issues, with water being supplied only on Mondays and even that not being sufficient. More than 60 million people in Mexico do not have daily access to water. The situation is worsening, and the city is running out of water. This crisis is affecting basic human activities like showering, washing clothes, and fulfilling daily water needs. Exploring downtown Mexico City reveals the sinking of the city built on top of a lake, indicating a structural issue exacerbating the water crisis.