Green patrol catches crocodiles on Marina Vallarta Street

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• Large amounts of feces detected on six Mexican beaches this holiday season Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – To ensure the safety of domestic and international visitors during the holiday season, the Federal Council for the Protection of Health Risks (Cofepris) recently conducted an extensive analysis of water quality at beaches across Mexico. Their findings have been published, showing an overall favorable…
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• Puerto Vallarta expects hotels to be fully booked for year-end holidays Puerto Vallarta, Mexico The Puerto Vallarta Tourism Trust expects hotel occupancy rates in Puerto Vallarta to reach full capacity during the upcoming year-end holiday period. The organization’s general manager, Luis Antonio Villaseor Nolasco, shared this optimistic forecast, underscoring the city’s popularity among travelers, especially from the United States and…
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• Green patrol catches crocodiles on Marina Vallarta Street Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – Members of the Green Patrol of the Puerto Vallarta Civic Security Police managed to capture a crocodile that was just over three meters long as it ventured down the streets of Marina Vallarta. Officers from Unit PV-314 quickly intervened while conducting routine patrol at the intersection of…
• Inauguration of the renovated Ecuador Street in the 5 de Diciembre neighborhood of Puerto Vallarta Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – The inauguration of the revamped Ecuador Street, an investment of more than 17 million pesos, is an important step in the infrastructure development of the 5 de Diciembre community in Puerto Vallarta. This event, attended by municipalities and residents, is an important moment because it not only means significant improvements to…