The City Will Deploy a Mega-Operational Security for the Visit of Pope Leo XIV
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Buenos Aires, Nov 5 (Prensa Latina) The national government of Argentina, those of the City and Province of Buenos Aires, and that of Córdoba, coordinate a megaoperational security that they will execute during the visit of Pope León XIV from 8 to 11 next. The post Argentina articulates megaoperational security for visit of the Pope first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
The Supreme Pontiff will arrive next Sunday to the country, coming from Uruguay, and until Wednesday will develop a profuse agenda of activities in porteño territory, Claypole, Luján and the capital of Cordoba.
The device will include 16,680 security personnel, 2,041 traffic agents, 120 SAME doctors and 28 ambulances. The scheme includes street cuts, mobile hospitals and healthcare during the main activities of the Pontiff. Read more
This deployment will begin on Sunday, November 8, and will run until Wednesday, November 11.
The Holy Father will arrive next Sunday on Argentine soil, will attend formal meetings and on Monday will begin with meetings with the crowd that will wait for him in the streets of the CABA, Buenos Aires and Cordoba. For an event of such magnitude a great assembly was deployed that depended on the predisposition of many people.
The visit of León XIV mobilizes one of the largest operations of the year in Buenos Aires. The plan includes 28 ambulances, two mobile hospitals and 19,000 personnel.
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