Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Urban Crocodile Crisis in Puerto Vallarta Raises Safety Concerns Ahead of Rainy Season

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – In a warning that underscores the growing challenge of wildlife management in urban areas, Cecilia Blanca Becerra Marín, regional commander of Civil Protection and Firefighters for the State of Jalisco, acknowledged that the presence of crocodiles in the urban zones of Puerto Vallarta presents a complex and ongoing issue, particularly as the rainy season approaches.

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