Puerto Vallarta News

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Beaches in Puerto Vallarta Reopened After Hurricane Norberto

In coordination with the city of Puerto Vallarta and the Civil Protection, the announcement was made on Sunday that the beaches were reopened and safe for swimming and recreation.

However, authorities remind the public to listen to the advice of lifeguards and security personnel posted at local beaches.

The beaches were closed due to storm surges caused by Hurricane Norberto, bringing waves as high as five meters.

Sergio Ramirez Lopez, head of Civil Protection, explained that prior to reopening the beaches, civil protections toured the local beaches and determined there were no longer any risks to the public.

"Currently we . . .

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