Mexicali Security Dismisses Risk After U.S. Consulate Alert; Patrols Increased

Mexican security authorities have dismissed immediate threats in Mexicali, Baja California, despite a security alert issued by the U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana. The Security Cabinet announced that Mexican officials have not identified any specific or imminent risks to the population.

As a preventative measure, federal, state, and municipal authorities have intensified patrols and surveillance in key areas of Mexicali. They assure the public that they possess the necessary personnel, operational capabilities, and specialized intelligence units to respond effectively to any situation.

The Security Cabinet urged residents to stay calm and obtain information exclusively from official channels, warning against the dissemination of unconfirmed reports. The 9-1-1 emergency number and the 089 anonymous tip line are available for any urgent needs or reports.

Institutions across all three government levels emphasized their coordinated efforts to maintain order, protect families in Mexicali, and guarantee the overall security of the state. This coordinated response aims to reassure the public and demonstrate the government's commitment to safety.

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As a precautionary measure, federal, state, and municipal authorities have reinforced patrolling and surveillance actions in strategic points of Mexicali, and have personnel, operational capabilities, and specialized intelligence and research areas to respond to any eventuality.