US EditionState of Emergency in Tijuana for Fires and "Winds of Santa Ana"
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Tijuana.- In the four intense days of Santa Ana condition that struck with gusts of wind of up to eighty kilometers per hour, in Tijuana there were almost 250 fires that left almost a hundred people homeless and left two people dead. At a press conference led by Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz, the director of Firefighters of Tijuana, Rafael Carrillo Venegas, reported that only in the last four days of more intense Santa condition, 248 reports of fir…
Climatological conditions forced Tijuana, Baja California, to be in a state of alarm. Municipal authorities confirmed this situation and issued a series of recommendations to citizens to stay safe. As in California, United States, where strong winds have expanded forest fires, causing an unprecedented emergency, in the Mexican city of the northern border this factor also plays against.
On January 23, 2025, authorities in Tijuana declared a state of emergency due to damage caused by intense Santa Ana winds. The intense Santa Ana winds in Tijuana have caused severe damage, including home fires and environmental impacts. Gusts have reached up to 80 km/h, causing evacuations and property damage. Fatalities have also been reported, increasing the risk of fires in the region. Firefighters and Civil Protection teams have been working…
In recent days, the city of Tijuana in Baja California faces a series of fires that have already claimed the lives of two people and left several injured, evicted families and homes destroyed. The fire has razed with more than 2,400 hectares in areas of Tecate and Tijuana such as the Valle San Pedro colony and the Xochimilco colony with Leandro Valle, where the fire brigades strive to contain the flames and help those affected.
Tijuana, 23 January. The Municipal Council of Civil Protection declared a "state of alarm" in Tijuana in view of the intensity of the winds recorded by the Santa Ana condition and the damage caused to the population such as fires in properties and environmental damage. In an extraordinary meeting of the Council held this afternoon, Mayor Ismael Burgueño Ruiz explained that "the declaration of a state of alarm allows us to apply the programs and …
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