The State Civil Protection Unit of Jalisco (PC) announced that it maintains an active surveillance operation in coastal zones with high tourist traffic during the Easter holiday period. The objective is to prevent incidents and provide timely assistance to visitors. As part of this deployment, permanent patrols are conducted on beaches such as Playa Oro, Playa Holly, and Playa Camarones, considered among the most crowded during this season. These actions include the constant presence of rescue personnel and monitoring of conditions in each zone. Specific risks at Playa Camarones. Authorities pointed out that Playa Camarones has a higher incidence of rescues due to its natural characteristics, such as variable waves, rip currents, and greater depth in the underwater area. «We cover three beaches in particular: Playa de Oro, Playa Holly, and Playa Camarones. Our staff remains active and under constant supervision at the main tourist attractions like Playa Oro, Playa Holly, and Playa Camarones, as part of the holiday operation. In each of these spaces, we work to safeguard the integrity of the visitors...». Prevention measures for visitors. The state agency reiterated that its operational staff maintains constant vigilance and is ready to respond to any eventualities in these areas. Visitors were also urged to check signage before entering the sea and to follow the instructions of lifeguards at all times. They also asked the public to check the color of the flags before entering the water and to pay attention to the instructions of the lifeguards. Real-time information via Jalisco Alerta. The authority highlighted that beach signage allows for identifying sea conditions and reducing risks during the stay. Finally, the population was recommended to use digital tools, such as the Jalisco Alerta app, to stay informed during the holiday period. «Don't forget to follow us through our WhatsApp channel to receive updates on our latest news,» they added. One of the lifeguards or aquatic rescue elements of the State Civil Protection and Firefighters Unit of Jalisco added: «Playa Camarones registers more rescue incidents because if high waves occur, this beach has many rip currents. Due to the relief of the seabed, it is a somewhat deep beach, you have to know how to swim to get in, otherwise we will have a high incidence of rescue cases or near-drowning incidents».
