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Landslide in Conchas Chinsa injures workers and damages tsunami detectors

A couple of injured workers; as well as damage to equipment to detect tsunamis, is the result of a landslide in the exclusive residential area of Conchas Chinas in the municipality of Puerto Vallarta.

The event was confirmed by the regional commander of the Jalisco State Civil Protection and Fire Unit (UEPCBJ), Arturo García Pulido, indicating that two people, fortunately not serious, were injured.

The state official stated that the landslide occurred in Conchas Chinas, near the federal highway 200 south, at a construction site of a new home.

He added that . . .

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