Transportation Torched, Roads Blocked in Acapulco Report
Recent events in Acapulco have raised significant safety concerns following a series of incidents linked to organized crime. Reports indicate that vehicles were set on fire across various locations in the region, particularly obstructing the Mexico-Acapulco highway near La Venta. These incidents coincided with the heightened tension stemming from federal operations targeting criminal groups.
Transportation Torched and Roads Blocked
Smoke billowed from multiple areas in the port city as security teams worked diligently to extinguish the fires. However, no official numbers regarding injuries or arrests have been released by local authorities.
Locations Impacted
Significant disruptions were noted on the Mexico-Acapulco highway, especially at kilometer 366, which connects to Chilpancingo. The National Guard reported the reopening of this section of the roadway.
- Incidents occurred near National Guard installations.
- A convenience store was reported damaged due to the unrest.
- An armed attack targeted the Public Prosecutor’s Office in the Emiliano Zapata neighborhood.
During this attack, approximately 30 bullet casings were found, and one individual sustained a minor head injury from a stray bullet.
Security Measures in Place
The National Guard remains actively engaged in surveillance operations throughout Acapulco. Authorities have urged residents to stay informed through official government channels for updates regarding road conditions and safety.
As the situation evolves, coordination among security forces in Guerrero is crucial to mitigate any further disturbances. Local officials emphasize the importance of public safety amidst the ongoing challenges posed by organized crime.
