Before the advance of Hurricane Willa, a category 5 storm on the Saffir-Simpson scale, reaches the coast of Nayarit, the Civil Protection authorities issued a yellow alert, prepared shelters and made preparations for an evacuation in case of contingency in Tecuala, Santiago Ixcuintla and San Blas.
The authorities indicated that “Hurricane Willa is potentially destructive for the north coast of Nayarit. Willa will touch the coast of Tecuala on Tuesday afternoon. ”
The winds are 250 kilometers per hour and higher gusts, with widespread rains this Monday and Tuesday, in addition to high waves from Monday to Wednesday from three to five meters.
The authorities indicated that there is a yellow alert, so they suggested that the population takes precautions, such as keeping informed of official sources, take your precautions for high waves and strong winds especially on the north coast of the state.
The list provided by the state government indicates that the shelters are in Tepic, in High School 1 (only new buildings) City of Culture Amado Nervo, Carlos Alberto Villalobos Barbosa, 311 112 82 30, capacity 600 people.
In the Secondary School “Mártires 20 de febrero”, City of Culture Amado Nervo, Carlos Alberto Villalobos Barbosa, 311 112 82 30, capacity of 300 people.
In addition, in the Primary “February 20”, City of Culture Amado Nervo, Carlos Alberto Villalobos Barbosa, 311 112 82 30, capacity for 300 people.
In Tecuala in the municipal DIF, located in Calle Escobedo corner with Oaxaca, Martha Emma Mier 389 253 02 15 and director Geraldine Rodríguez, 325 104 09 75 with capacity for 200 people.
Also, in High School 4 “Luis Castillo Ledón” located in Mexico Street corner with Amado Nervo, Eduardo Jaramillo, 389 102 71 72, with capacity for 400 people
In the “Vicenta Luna Ríos” Primary School, located at 125 Zaragoza Street, between Colosio and Sonora, Carlos Conde 311 202 36 64 and 389 253 13 35 with capacity, for 400 people.
Also in the Primary “Constitución de 1857”, located at the entrance of the Tecuala-Acaponeta road, Ramón Arciniéga Núñez 325 111 16 52, with capacity for 400 people
In the Primary “Leona Vicario” located in Calle Zaragoza and Puebla, Julio Zamorano, 389 103 00 27 with capacity for 200 people.
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In Santiago Ixcuintla, in the Technological University of the Coast located in km 5 road to Santiago, rector Miguel Salinas and liaison Claudia Patricia Jiménez Serrano, 323 129 67 07 and 311 105 13 38 respectively, with capacity for 800 people.
In the “Venustiano Carranza” Primary, Ejido 2 Sur Street, Vianey Caloca, 323 110 23 94 with capacity for 240 people.
Also in the Ejido Comisariado, located at Calle Niños Héroes sin número, Lino García Cruz, 323 101 36 75, with capacity for 300 people
Also in the cecyten plantel 5, in street Lerdo de Tejada 305 oriente, Miguel Salinas Ramírez and Óscar Cedano, 311 150 57 84, with capacity for 210 people.
In Acaponeta, in the municipal DIF, Calle Rayón 1 Oriente, Gisela A. Chávez Coronado 311 1639010, with capacity for 100 people.
In the House of Culture located in Calle Morelos and Puebla, Viki Murillo, 25 22583 and 25 200 97 with capacity of 400 people
Also in the Primary School “Center A” ‘in Matamoros Street and Puebla, Ramón Arciniega Núñez, 325 111 16 52 with capacity for 350 people.
In the “Miguel Hidalgo” Primary School in Calle Morelos and Oaxaca, Alejandro Ramírez 311 244 27 90 and has a capacity for 200 people.
In Tuxpan in the Primary “Juana de Asbaje” in calle Mazatlán 311 between Centenario and Obregón, Humberto Sandoval 323 131 60 04, with capacity for 500 people.
Also in the “Benito Juárez” Primary School in Francisco I. Madero corner, Laureles corner, the director María Trinidad García Cervantes, 323 108 52 52, with capacity for 500 people.
In the “Antonio R. Laureles” Primary School, on Independencia corner of Nicolás Bravo, Juan Echegaray González, 323 132 56 74, with capacity for 400 people.
Before the advance of Hurricane Willa, a category 5 storm on the Saffir-Simpson scale, reaches the coast of Nayarit, the Civil Protection authorities issued . . .
