### Earthquake of Magnitude 3.9 Strikes Near Rosarito Coast
This Thursday morning, an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.9 was recorded off the coast of Rosarito. According to the National Seismology Service, the epicenter was located approximately 42 kilometers southwest of Playas de Rosarito, striking around 9:53 AM.
In response to this seismic activity, the city hall in Tijuana was evacuated. The seismic alert prompted authorities to evacuate the building, temporarily relocating staff and visitors with the assistance of firefighters and civil protection teams. The evacuation led to the postponement of the scheduled morning broadcast by Tijuana’s mayor, Ismael Burgueño, who aimed to ensure the safety of everyone present.
### Additional Regional News:
#### Low Visibility Impacts Flights at Tijuana Airport
Heavy fog in Tijuana has caused disruptions at the local airport, affecting several flights. Passengers have been advised to remain in contact with their airlines for updates on the status of their flights.
#### Traffic Blockade Delays Repair on Highway Tijuana-Tecate
Protests and blockades on the Tijuana-Tecate highway have delayed essential repair works by the State Water and Sanitation Commission (CESPT). The disruptions are primarily due to local residents from Maclovio Rojas demanding governmental attention.
#### Concerns Over Potential Landslides in Monte Parnaso
Residents of the Monte Parnaso area are increasingly worried about the risk of landslides threatening their homes. Local authorities are currently assessing the situation, but residents express concern over the lack of immediate solutions.
#### Economic Strain Expected in 2025 Due to Federal Budget Cuts
The regional head Ávila Olmeda has warned of a challenging economic year ahead in 2025, necessitating budget adjustments and financial prudence across various sectors due to federal budget cuts.
#### Debate Over Minimum Wage Increase and Economic Impact
The upcoming increase in the minimum wage, which will rise by 12%, is sparking discussions among local businesses. Employers are concerned that the wage hike might deter hiring and has implications for social security contributions.
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