## New Municipal Palace Dome to Have a 6-Month Insurance Policy
The new dome of the Municipal Palace in Tijuana will be covered by a six-month insurance policy, as confirmed by the city’s chief administrative officer, Marcelo de Jesús Machain Servín. He further mentioned that apart from the insurance, the construction company has also provided a bond, which will be returned after the first six months of usage of the infrastructure.
The maintenance of the new dome will be attended to in coordination with the incoming administration. Machain Servín stated, “It will be discussed with the incoming government to establish a maintenance plan, but that will be handled by the new administration.”
This Saturday, pressure water tests will be conducted on the new dome to check for any leaks. “The architect and construction team will conduct these tests by spraying water at high pressure from various angles to ensure there are no leaks,” Machain Servín explained.
Before the official inauguration of the new dome, a protective mesh against pigeons also needs to be installed.
## Secondary Article: Increased Crime Rates Among Youths Linked to Lack of Preventive Measures
Edgardo Flores Campbell highlighted an alarming rise in crime rates among the youth, which he attributes to the inadequate focus of previous governments on crime prevention. He stressed the urgent need for enhanced resources dedicated to preventive measures to curb this trend.
## Sedena Fails to Guarantee Security, Raises Human Rights Concerns: CCSPBC
Roberto Quijano Sosa from the Citizens’ Council for Public Safety of Baja California (CCSPBC) expressed concerns about the militarization of public security in the country, stating it represents a significant regression. He emphasized the importance of upholding human rights in security measures.
## Weather Update: Continued Light Rain in Tijuana
The morning of this Friday saw light rains in Tijuana, which led to several automobile accidents. The light rains are expected to continue until midday, as per local weather reports.
## Earthquake Vulnerability in Tijuana
According to Tijuana’s Civil Protection, the city’s vulnerability to earthquakes largely depends on the type of construction in the area. The agency has emphasized the need for building structures that can withstand seismic activity.
## Urgency in Resuming Boardwalk Construction
The municipality has expressed its intent to promptly meet the state civil protection requirements to resume the suspended boardwalk construction activities. Mayor Caballero Ramírez assured that all necessary steps would be taken to fulfill these requirements quickly.
## Dollar Exchange Rate in Tijuana
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