Benito Juárez launches "Mundial 2026" operation for Mexico-Czechia match

The Benito Juárez mayoralty has implemented the "Mundial 2026" operation to guarantee the safety, mobility, and order of residents and visitors during the Mexico versus Czechia World Cup match. This security and surveillance initiative aims to promptly address any potential emergencies that may arise.

The operation includes the strategic deployment of police officers along major access roads to the stadium, such as Calzada de Tlalpan, División del Norte, Insurgentes, and Periférico. The security measures began before the match and will extend for two hours after its conclusion, ensuring a comprehensive security presence.

Mayor Luis Mendoza stated, "This mayoralty is one of the closest for stadium assistance. I want to tell you that the entire Blindar BJ360° team is working to provide order and security. We must celebrate with great order, tranquility, and safety for everyone. We are a World Cup host city; here, residents and visitors will be calm."

In coordination with the Government of Mexico City, the operation features continuous patrols in traffic corridors, parking areas, shopping centers, and fan gathering zones to facilitate vehicular flow. Command posts, ambulances, and civil protection personnel are stationed in strategic locations to ensure an incident-free event. Additionally, the "Código Águila" system is being used for patrols with audible and visual signals in restaurant and hotel areas from 2 PM until the end of the festivities. Businesses are urged to comply with established regulations for the event.