Emergency Services Have Increased in Tijuana for This Reason.

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Emergency service wait times in Tijuana have increased, and one of the main culprits is the city's traffic. According to the Mexican Red Cross, Tijuana branch, on average, an ambulance takes 15 minutes or more to arrive at a reported emergency. Citizens acknowledged that many drivers fail to yield to emergency vehicles.

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Tijuana.- With the extension of 16 beds in the ER area of the Tijuana Red Cross Hospital, the care times will fall from 38 to 15 minutes, a period well below the international average, of 45 minutes. Photo: Andrea Pérez Today, Tuesday, October 28, was officially inaugurated the renewed ER area that will allow to receive a greater number of patients and, in turn, decrease the waiting time before medical emergencies. Photo: Andrea Pérez Now, the e…

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The Tijuana Red Cross expanded its emergency room by 50%, increasing its installed capacity and modernizing the crash room area, reported directors of the institution. The medical director of the Tijuana Red Cross, Dr. Aldo Díaz, explained that the extension includes five additional beds in the emergency area and two more ... The Red Cross entrance expands emergency room to care for patients in 15 minutes was first published on TJNews.

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With an expansion of more than 50% in its emergency department, the Mexican Red Cross Tijuana branch inaugurated its renovated facilities this Tuesday, October 28, marking a significant advance in the border city's medical emergency response capacity. The project represents one of the most significant modernization projects for the institution in recent years… Source

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TIJUANA, OCTOBER 28, 2025.- The Tijuana Red Cross expanded its emergency room by 50%, increasing its installed capacity and modernizing the crash room area, according to directors of the institution. The director of the Tijuana Red Cross, Dr. Aldo Díaz, explained that the extension includes five additional beds in the emergency area and two more beds in the crash room, adding seven new beds to reach a total of 17 beds. “The average daily care is…