Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Panic Buttons in Puerto Vallarta Strengthen Rapid Response with 50 Emergency Calls Daily

Puerto Vallarta’s panic button network has logged an average of 50 emergency calls a day since its launch six months ago, municipal officials report.

Installed at 120 locations across the city, these safety totems link callers directly to the 24/7 C-2 Command and Control Center, delivering police help within three to five minutes of activation.

The system was introduced following dual gender alert recommendations, with an initial focus on protecting women at risk of gender-based violence. However, it quickly became clear that the devices benefit everyone—residents and visitors alike. Of . . .

Read Full Story

Related Posts

Atlantic sargassum belt triggers early in Riviera Maya

Atlantic sargassum belt triggers early in Riviera Maya

Satellite tracking shows a huge Atlantic sargassum belt as Playa del Carmen sees an unusual...
Survey says tourists feel safe in Los Cabos this season

Survey says tourists feel safe in Los Cabos this season

Exit surveys during peak season found 9 in 10 visitors felt safe in Los Cabos,...
San Miguel de Allende seeks Food and Travel Reader Awards

San Miguel de Allende seeks Food and Travel Reader Awards

With voting ending Jan. 30, San Miguel de Allende is chasing top Food and Travel...
Vendors allege kickbacks in Cancún city permit offices

Vendors allege kickbacks in Cancún city permit offices

Small businesses in Benito Juárez say they’re asked for “mochadas” to speed up or cut...