Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Easiest Way To Report Emergencies In English While in Mexico

Expat911 is a mobile app that has been developed to assist English speaking Expats to report their emergencies. Mexico’s 911 does not have full-time English speaking operators, although some tourist areas do employ part-time bilingual operators; however, there is no guarantee that one will be available during your emergency.

There is also no guarantee that your area employs a part-time bilingual operator. This is something that many of us Expats do not consider until we are already facing an emergency. There have even been reports of

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