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A Puerto Vallarta Municipal Worker Dies of Heart Attack Inside City Hall

PUERTO VALLARTA (PVDN) – A municipal worker tragically died this afternoon at the Puerto Vallarta city hall after suffering a heart attack. Despite swift action from colleagues and paramedics, the man was unable to be revived.

The victim, a maintenance worker whose last name was Quintero, was working in the basement of the Puerto Vallarta municipal presidency building when he suddenly collapsed. Colleagues who witnessed the incident quickly alerted paramedics, but despite their best efforts, the man showed no signs of life.

Authorities ordered the immediate closure of the basement area, ensuring that no further incident could occur. Municipal Police personnel were directed to the basement to begin filling out the necessary reports.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office sent personnel to the scene to initiate the appropriate protocols and investigations. According to reports, the exact cause of the heart attack is currently unknown.

The body of the deceased worker was transferred to the amphitheater of the Jalisciense Institute of Forensic Sciences for a legal autopsy. Further investigations are expected to continue in order to determine any potential contributing factors to the sudden and tragic death of Mr. Quintero.

The Mayor of Puerto Vallarta extended condolences to the family of the deceased and assured them of the city’s full support during this difficult time. The Mayor also encouraged city hall employees to take care of their health and to reach out for assistance if they feel unwell.

As the investigations continue, the Puerto Vallarta municipal presidency building has been reopened, with access to the basement restricted pending further notice.

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