PUERTO VALLARTA (PVDN) - In the wake of Hurricane Lidia, the community of Puerto Vallarta has shown remarkable resilience and unity. A significant clean-up operation was undertaken by the members of the Go Routes and Runners Puerto Vallarta program from the Centro Universitario de la Costa (CUCosta), who took to the streets to restore the main thoroughfares of the municipality.
Adrián Pelayo, the coordinator of Go Routes, reported that an assembly of 50 individuals from the university and the wider community rallied to combine physical exercise with environmental cleanup. The volunteers, equipped with garbage bags and . . .
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