Ensenada Launches Search for Missing Woman

“Missing young woman, Salas, triggers extensive search in Ensenada. Mayor Ayala steps down. Baja California excels in boxing. COVID-19 deaths rise in Baja California Sur.”

### Young Woman Reported Missing in Ensenada

Authorities launched a significant operation on Wednesday, August 28, in Ensenada following reports of a young woman being forcibly taken. The Municipal Public Security Directorate (DSPM) officers in Ensenada received the initial report, prompting immediate action.

The case has been handed over to the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), which kicked off a thorough search operation, including checks at hospitals, to locate the young woman identified by her last name, Salas. Specific details remain scarce as the investigation continues.

Preliminary investigations revealed that Salas is a relative of the owners of a construction materials business in Ensenada and Maneadero, operating at least three outlets in the city. Authorities discovered her Jeep and her cell phone discarded on Chopo and A streets, in the Granjas del Gallo neighborhood.

### Additional Coverage on Ensenada Crime

#### **Body Found Bound and Lifeless in Ensenada’s Colonia 89**

A grim discovery was made on August 27, when a bound and lifeless body was located in Ensenada’s Colonia 89. The discovery has sparked another investigation by local law enforcement officials.

#### **Mayor Armando Ayala Steps Down; Carlos Ibarra Steps In**

In political news, Ensenada Mayor Armando Ayala has requested a leave of absence, paving the way for Carlos Ibarra to assume the position. The transition is expected to be smooth, ensuring continuous leadership in the city.

#### **Baja California Excels in Boxing at National Popular Games**

Baja California athletes have garnered multiple medals in boxing during the National Popular Games, showcasing their prowess and dedication to the sport.

#### **COVID-19 Impact: Five Deaths and 85 Hospitalizations in Baja California Sur This Year**

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in five deaths and 85 hospitalizations in Baja California Sur so far this year, highlighting the continued impact of the virus in the region.

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