### Independence Day Celebrations in Tijuana Conclude with Zero Incidents
The Independence Day festivities in Tijuana have concluded safely, with no major incidents reported, according to Fernando Sánchez González, head of the Municipal Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPCM).
“We stayed vigilant to ensure the celebrations were conducted orderly, and we can proudly say that this year’s Independence Day celebration ended without any significant incidents,” said Sánchez González.
Approximately 50,000 people gathered to participate in the “Grito de Independencia” ceremony. The SSPCM deployed over 400 officers strategically throughout the city, particularly in key areas such as Zona Centro and Río, where the main events took place.
“We were present on Avenida Revolución and throughout the Zona Centro, as well as along Bulevar Agua Caliente, where a vehicle parade was held to celebrate our Independence,” added Sánchez González.
According to the Civil Protection and Fire Department, the area around the Miguel Hidalgo roundabout, near the municipal palace, was filled with attendees for the “Grito” ceremony and a concert by Sonora Dinamita de Lucho Argain.
Sánchez González also mentioned that DUI checkpoints operated within normal parameters and that an unrelated armed attack occurred on Calle Sexta during the festivities.
### Secondary Article: Additional Facts and Insights on Tijuana’s Independence Day Festivities
In related news, other sources reported that Tijuana’s celebration of independence was marked by a vibrant display of cultural pride and unity. The city saw a variety of traditional Mexican foods being prominently featured, with favorites like tacos, pozole, and tamales being particularly popular among the attendees.
Furthermore, the historic parade included participants from various civic organizations, local schools, and security forces including the municipal police, fire department, and the Red Cross. This culminated in an impressive display of solidarity and national pride.
Reports also emphasized the significant preparations made by city officials to ensure public safety. The coordination between different municipal departments played a crucial role in maintaining order and preventing any disruptive incidents during the celebrations.
Additionally, the day’s events provided a significant boost to local businesses, particularly those in the hospitality and food sectors, as the influx of visitors contributed positively to the local economy.
Such celebrations reaffirm Tijuana’s reputation for safely hosting massive public events, showcasing the city’s efficient management and the community’s resolve to celebrate their national heritage in peace and harmony.