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Puerto Vallarta firefighters receive three new motor-pump trucks

This Wednesday, Puerto Vallarta firefighters received three new motor-pump tucks that will not only strengthen Civil Protection and Firefighters services in the city, but also creates safer working conditions for first responders. The new trucks were acquired with one hundred percent municipal resources.

Alicia Briones Mercado, President of the Building Commission for Civil Protection, Risk Management, and Firefighters, recognized the work that the city has done to improve first responder's work with vehicles, boats, special suits and tools for lifeguards.

She specified that in this case, $1.8 million pesos were allocated, with . . .

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