Fire Erupts at Buenaventura Hotel in Puerto Vallarta: 100 Evacuated as Precaution

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – Fire continues to be a significant concern in Puerto Vallarta, with another incident recorded in the early hours of Friday. This time, the blaze broke out in the kitchen of the Buenaventura Hotel, located on Nicaragua Street in the bustling 5 de Diciembre neighborhood.

The fire was reported early Friday morning, prompting a swift response from the Civil Protection and Fire Department. Emergency teams quickly arrived at the scene after receiving an urgent call about the fire in the hotel, situated on the central tourist strip of the city.

Upon arrival, firefighters confirmed that the fire had originated in the kitchen area of the Buenaventura Hotel. They immediately commenced efforts to extinguish the flames, working efficiently to bring the situation under control.

Within minutes, the dedicated firefighters managed to subdue the blaze. As a precautionary measure, approximately 100 people, including hotel workers and guests, were evacuated from the premises. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries.

“Safety is our primary concern,” stated a representative from the Buenaventura Hotel. “We are grateful for the prompt action taken by our staff and the emergency services, ensuring the safety of our guests and employees. We are cooperating fully with the authorities to determine the cause of the fire and to assess the damage.”

Guests were temporarily relocated to nearby hotels while the Buenaventura Hotel management assured them of full support during this period. The local fire department has launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the fire. Initial assessments indicate that the blaze started in the kitchen hood, but further examination is required to confirm the specifics and evaluate the extent of the damage.

Local authorities praised the efficient evacuation process and the collaboration between the hotel staff and emergency responders. “The safety and well-being of our residents and visitors are of utmost importance. We are committed to taking all necessary measures to prevent such incidents in the future,” stated a spokesperson for the Puerto Vallarta Fire Department.

This incident underscores the importance of safety protocols and the readiness of local emergency services to respond promptly to any crisis. As Puerto Vallarta continues to attract visitors from around the globe, the community’s commitment to safety remains paramount.

The management of the Buenaventura Hotel has expressed their dedication to ensuring the safety and comfort of their guests and is working diligently to resume normal operations as swiftly as possible.

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – Fire continues to be a significant concern in Puerto Vallarta, with another incident recorded in the early hours of Friday. This time, the blaze broke out in the kitchen of the Buenaventura Hotel, located on Nicaragua Street in the bustling 5 de Diciembre neighborhood.

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