Lack of Regulation, Education and Corruption ‘Detonate’ Fires in the Country
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Insufficient regulation, corruption and lack of education or prevention culture are the main causes of fire growth, especially in urban environments, as was announced by the Mexican Association of Automatic Fire Sprayers (AMRACI), in the context of the presentation of the exhibition Fire & Safety, [...] The article Lack of regulation, education and corruption ‘detonate’ fires in the country appeared first in: 88.9 News.
So far in 2026, the Instituto de Protección Civil del Estado de Tabasco (IPCET) has paid attention to around 600 fires, mainly recorded in grassland and housing areas. The director of Firefighters, Miguel May Hernández, explained that in the case of casualties occurring in houses, one of the main causes is the lack of maintenance and review of electrical installations and household appliances. He explained that the emergency bodies tend on avera…
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