**Intermittent Closures Continue on Rosas Magallón due to Beam Installation at Morelos Node**
On the evening of December 17, there will be partial road closures on the Libramiento Salvador Rosas Magallón heading towards Playas de Tijuana and the 5 and 10 junction. These closures are necessary for the installation of beams at the Morelos Node, an infrastructure project overseen by the state government. Similar restrictions were in place for a few hours the previous day as well.
The Secretariat of Infrastructure, Urban Development, and Territorial Reorganization has announced that these intermittent closures will persist until December 18. To minimize inconvenience, traffic has been rerouted via the Cuauhtémoc Sur Boulevard. Drivers can take the La Gloria Bridge, make a U-turn, and rejoin the Libramiento Sur via an access ramp located next to a furniture store in the vicinity.
Arturo Espinoza Jaramillo, the head of SIDURT, has urged the public to drive cautiously and adhere to speed limits and construction signs to prevent accidents.
**Update on Infrastructure Developments in Tijuana**
In related news, efforts continue to clean the Tijuana River Channel as part of the “Costa Salvaje” environmental initiative. Meanwhile, an alarming incident unfolded in Guanajuato where two municipal and four state officers were killed in just two days.
Looking towards future infrastructure plans, the Viaduct construction is anticipated to extend until 2026. In a separate event, a suspected army lieutenant has been implicated in the murder of three women in Tijuana, raising concerns over security.
Additionally, during a tour in Hidalgo, the state governor experienced a moment of exhaustion, leading to his brief collapse, highlighting the intense demands faced by regional leaders.
As developments continue, citizens are advised to stay informed and exercise caution when navigating construction zones and throughout the region.