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The search and rescue K9 unit in Puerto Vallarta welcomed its new member, a two-month-old Labrador puppy who is being trained to be an officer of the unit for Civil Protection in the city. Currently, the unit in Puerto Vallarta has two K9s, a three-year-old Dutch Shepard, and a two-year-old Belgian shepherd.
During Día de Muertos, the cemeteries of Puerto Vallarta will be allowed to open this year at 70 percent of their capacity. Food, alcoholic drinks, and music are prohibited. Facemasks are mandatory for all visitors. No groups larger than 10 people are allowed to enter the cemeteries. These restrictions are currently in force and will continue until November 6.
Over the weekend, a man was arrested after shooting into a hotel room window at the Holiday Inn Puerto Vallarta. The shooter was later found at Marina Golf Condos where he was arrested. No other information about the shooting has been released by officials.
Read Story: https://www.vallartadaily.com/man-arrested-after-firing-gun-into-puerto-vallarta-hotel/
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