**Title: Ten Turkish and Syrian Migrants Rescued from Safe House in Mexicali**
In a recent operation, ten migrants from Turkey and Syria were rescued by the State Citizen Security Force (FESC) in Mexicali. The operation took place in the Condesa neighborhood, located in the eastern part of the city, following a tip-off received through the anonymous tip line 089.
The authorities were alerted to the potential presence of human traffickers and a suspected safe house in the area. They proceeded to a property on Llanos Avenue, where surveillance was conducted, revealing suspicious activities, such as the frequent arrival of vans and the movement of individuals.
Upon hearing arguments and cries, the officers felt compelled to investigate further. They noticed individuals from inside signaling for help, suggesting they were in need of food and water. This prompted the officers to enter the premises.
According to official information from FESC, there were seven men, two women, a 17-year-old boy, and a 2-year-old girl in the house. The migrants had been stripped of their identification documents and were left without water and food for several days. The individuals supposedly responsible for overseeing them had abandoned the house the previous night.
Medical specialists attended to the group to ensure no physical harm had been done. They were then transported to the State Force facilities for nourishment before being handed to immigration authorities.
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**Secondary Article: Ongoing Migrant Rescue Efforts Across Mexico**
In recent developments, Mexican authorities have intensified operations against human trafficking networks that exploit vulnerable migrants. The rescue in Mexicali highlights a broader nationwide effort to protect the rights and safety of migrants traveling through Mexico en route to the United States.
Just last month, 55 migrants from Central America were freed from a similar site in Chiapas, where they were kept under harsh conditions. In another incident, Veracruz authorities dismantled a trafficking group and successfully rescued 30 migrants, aiming to improve the welfare and treatment of those often preyed upon by traffickers.
These efforts reflect collaborative endeavors by law enforcement agencies to crack down on illegal trafficking activities, ensuring a safer passage for migrants and upholding humanitarian standards. Yet, officials emphasize the importance of continued vigilance and support for rescued individuals, as they navigate legal processes and recover from their ordeals.