As part of the preventive actions that have been taken in Puerto Vallarta for the 2019 hurricane season, authorities of the three levels of government, led by the director of Social Development, Víctor Bernal Vargas, representing Mayor Arturo Dávalos Peña , made an inspection tour of buildings, that if required, would be enabled as temporary shelters during storms.
According to what was reported by the deputy director of Civil Protection and Municipal Fire, Adrián Bobadilla García, there are 21 spaces available as temporary shelters, distributed in different parts of the municipality, with a capacity for 4 . . .
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