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Recently, a store of the same name was closed in Ensenada
For a diesel leak from a MEXICALI Transformer, Baja California, December 27, 2024.- This Friday the Mexicali branch of the Maxi Family Store was shut down due to a leak in a diesel transformer from the store. The authorities' intention was to apply the Cleaning Operation; however, the store was closed, so they proceeded to close it for a security issue. It was reported that the store closed its doors to the public on Thursday afternoon, after th…
They closed the Maxifamily store in Mexicali, the third in Baja California that has been closed by the State Civil Protection Coordination. According to state and federal authorities, the intention was to make a seizure of goods similar to the one that occurred in the municipality of Ensenada days earlier, where about 3 million products were held... Source
The business was closed at the time of the operation and a notification was left to the owner. The Maxi Family store in Mexicali was closed this Friday after an operation by state and federal authorities as part of “Operation Cleansing Baja California”. The property, located in the Villa Verde Colony, was closed at the time of the operation. Therefore, the state SAT placed a notification to request the presence of representative Wang Zhong Chao.…
Mexicali, December 27. This Friday morning, the state SAT, with the support of federal and state forces, arrived at the Maxi Family store, located in Villa Verde, to close it down. Photo Border Zoom The operation was attended by Civil Protection personnel, who placed the stamps on the property. This operation takes place one day after the millionaire confiscation of 320 million pesos of merchandise in the Maxibodega and Plaza China de Ensenada s…
Authorities place seal of Closing to MaxiFamily store by a diesel transformer "abandoned" in front of the entrance of the trade; owners have 72 hours to respond. Military and police elements, as well as personnel of Treasury, Civil Protection and Firefighters are the ones who headed the operation. This closing takes place one day after the closing of the ... La entrada Closing MaxiFamily store in Mexicali was first published in TJNews.
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