The State Coordination of Civil Protection shares recommendations for traveling safely and responding promptly to any emergency. Follow the reco
The State Coordination of Civil Protection shares recommendations for traveling safely and responding promptly to any emergency. Follow the recommendations of the Secretary of Security and Peace
Guanajuato/Gto News
These holidays are an opportunity to enjoy time with your family. The Secretary of Security and Peace, through the State Coordination of Civil Protection, invites you to plan your trips responsibly and keep these preventative measures in mind to avoid risks during travel and your stay.
If you are going to travel, it is recommended to check the mechanical condition of your vehicle, plan the route, check the weather forecast and inform family members or people you trust about the destination and how to contact you.
It is also important to verify that all passengers have identification and that the vehicle is in optimal condition for the journey.
During the trip, avoid driving while tired or under the influence of alcohol or other substances, respect speed limits, and take rest breaks every two hours.
Keep emergency numbers like 911 and the anonymous hotline 089 handy to request assistance in a timely manner.
When you arrive at your destination, check the Civil Protection signage and the nearest health services; it is important to stay hydrated, use sunscreen, and protect yourself from prolonged sun exposure.
If engaging in outdoor activities, such as camping, these should only take place in safe locations and always follow the instructions of the authorities. It is also recommended to maintain constant supervision of children and adolescents.
The Secretary of Security and Peace reiterates that prevention is the best way to enjoy a peaceful vacation.
Planning, self-care, and heeding the recommendations of the authorities help protect the well-being of families and contribute to a safe vacation for everyone.
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