US EditionEU Issues Disappearance Alert on the Monterrey-Reynosa Road in Tamaulipas; 6 Victims Reported Within a Week
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The U.S. government recommended keeping alert, not making unnecessary stops and planning travel during the hours of the day
Ciudad Victoria, Tam. – Governor Américo Villarreal and the territorial coordinator of the National Guard Gulf Region, General Ignacio Murillo Rodríguez, reviewed the Action Plan to strengthen safety in road sections of the northern border of Tamaulipas. The Coordination Table for the Construction of Peace presented the implementation of this plan, in road sections between Monterrey and Nuevo Laredo, as well as on the Monterrey-Reynosa highway, …
Aracely Garza in Nuevo LeónIn order to strengthen the surveillance on the highway and the free road to Reynosa, the Black Hawk helicopter of Civil Force carries out overflights in that area and over the municipality of Los Ramones. After the illegal deprivations of freedom recorded in days past on that road, the surveillance has intensified in the area.You CAN INTEREST: National Guard has reinforced presence on Monterrey-Reynosa road: García Har…
On Tuesday, June 24, authorities have stepped up security measures on the Reynosa and Los Ramones tracks in the state of Nuevo León, with the reinforcement of both ground and air operations. As part of the strategies implemented by the Civil Forces, ground patrols and the "Black Hawk" helicopter have been deployed, allowing for far-reaching aerial surveillance.
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