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Puerto Vallarta to Receive New Life Saving Emergency Helipads

Governor Sandoval announced that the State of Jalisco will invest $12 million pesos to build new helipads, including those needed in Puerto Vallarta.

Health Secretary, Jaime Agustín González Álvarez, says that during the year the State of Jalisco performed 48 emergency airlifts.

"Jalisco's Airborne Vital Emergency program has given us excellent results in saving lives throughout the state. Many women and their children have been saved by the program making it faster to transport them to the facilities most prepared to care for them in an emergency. The governor has provided state helicopters when needed in emergency . . .

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