The governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, announced that after activating the Red Code, the state will gradually return to normalcy in economic and educational activities. “The Red Code we activated yesterday has allowed us to act with opportunity and coordination among all levels of government to ensure the safety of citizens and the productive sector,” said Lemus in a video message. Lemus announced that economic activities will be fully reactivated as of today, while classes at all educational levels will resume on Wednesday, February 25th. To this end, he emphasized the importance of restoring public transport service, which will operate normally. The governor added that to reinforce security, the Federal Government has sent 2,500 military personnel to Jalisco, deployed at various points throughout the state. It is important to note that we have no reports of new incidents and we are continuing to clear all roads in Jalisco, removing wrecked vehicles. You may be interested > The Mencho's hideout was a money laundering center, the US warned since 2020: MCCIL Lemus pointed out that in Puerto Vallarta, sufficient personnel has been deployed to guarantee the resumption of public transport, the supply of food, and services for both the hotel zone and the general population. “We continue to work so that this important port can return to normal as soon as possible,” he added. The governor indicated that if the situation remains without new incidents, tomorrow the state security table will evaluate lifting the Red Code. Finally, he made a call to the society of Jalisco and affirmed that he will seek to “recover our city and our State.” Meanwhile, the government of Jalisco highlighted the continuity of public services such as mass transport, which it said operates in full on the main lines, and the trunk or feeder routes “are gradually advancing in the restoration of their frequency.” “Emergency and medical care services are being provided normally in all units of the OPD Servicios de Salud Jalisco, as well as in the General Hospital of the West 'Zoquipan', the Civil Hospitals of Guadalajara, and the Jalisco Institute of Oncology.” He reiterated the call to the public to stay informed only through official channels and avoid the dissemination of unverified information.
