### Enhanced Security Measures in Tijuana’s Industrial Parks
Tijuana is taking significant steps to bolster security within its industrial parks due to rising criminal activities. The Secretary of Economic Development, Pedro Montejo Peterson, has announced plans to install security booths, increase patrols, and improve lighting in the most vulnerable areas.
Heat maps identifying high crime zones have been presented to local authorities to enable coordinated security actions. Although safety issues are present across all industrial parks, the Pacific Industrial Park has been singled out for higher crime rates. With over 700 companies in operation, many running night shifts, there’s an urgent need for these security enhancements.
### Secondary Article: Concerns and Developments in Tijuana’s Industrial Sector
#### Rising Concerns Over Cargo Theft
Tijuana’s industrial sector is on high alert due to an increase in attempted cargo thefts, particularly around Index Zona Costa. Authorities are working with business leaders to address these concerns and implement preventative measures.
#### Employee Shortage and Drug Issues in Industry
The industrial sector faces fluctuating employee shortages, with potential increases anticipated. Meanwhile, there’s a notable rise in drug consumption and sales within companies. Authorities are encouraging immediate reporting of such activities.
#### Other Notable Developments in the Region
– **Security Leadership in Tijuana:** While Julián Leyzaola has been appointed as a security advisor, he will not lead the SSPCM. A new leadership team is being considered, with potential candidate Juan Manuel Sánchez Rosales put forward by the mayor.
– **Recovered Stolen Vehicles:** Over 10,000 stolen vehicles from the US, including luxury cars and even a private jet, have been recovered in Mexico and returned to the US.
– **Weather and Economic Updates:** The city will experience cloudy skies with a maximum temperature of 29°C expected. Updated exchange rates for buying and selling US dollars are available for local businesses and visitors.
– **Workplace Safety Initiatives:** Maquiladoras are enhancing their capabilities to tackle sexual harassment. They are developing internal protocols and notifying authorities promptly as part of an employer’s responsibility.
Stay updated with these developments as Tijuana continues to focus on improving safety and operational efficiency in its industrial sector.