### Hydration Points Established in Tijuana Amid Rising Temperatures
The Government of Tijuana has set up eight hydration points in response to the notable increase in temperatures observed since this Thursday. The temperatures are expected to range between 32 to 34 degrees Celsius, as indicated by the Municipal Civil Protection.
The hydration points can be found at the following locations:
– IMUJER in Delegación Centro
– IMCAD
– Cortsa for both men and women
– IMAC on Segunda Street
– IMJUV on Otay Boulevard, Calzada Tecnológico
These measures have been put in place to help residents cope with the heat wave that could see temperatures nearing an intense 40 degrees Celsius this weekend.
### Other News: Potential for Record High Temperatures in Tijuana
As the temperatures continue to rise, forecasts predict that Tijuana may be on the verge of experiencing record-high temperatures. Local authorities have urged residents to take necessary precautions such as staying hydrated, avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun, and using protective clothing if they need to be outdoors.
#### Additional Guidelines from Civil Protection
The Civil Protection authorities recommend:
– Staying indoors during peak heat hours.
– Drinking plenty of water to stay hydrated.
– Using sunscreens and wearing hats or umbrellas when outdoors.
### Impact on Local Economy
Concerns have risen over the increasing loss of jobs in Tijuana’s industrial sector, with a significant drop of over 30%. Authorities have also noted a decline in the turnover rate of workers, suggesting that employees are prioritizing their treatment at workplaces over monetary benefits to avoid switching jobs.
In a bid to address the worsening employment situation, over 200 job vacancies have been offered to locals, as reported by the State Secretariat of Labor and Social Welfare (STPS).
### Border Crossings to Close Temporarily on September 11
In commemoration of the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the border crossings at San Ysidro and Otay Mesa will temporarily suspend operations on September 11. This closure is part of the security and memorial activities planned for the day.
### Violent Incidents and Police Accountability
An armed attack at “La Cueva del Peludo” resulted in injuries to two individuals and one fatality on Wednesday night. Additionally, the Human Rights Commission of Baja California (CEDHBC) has issued a recommendation to the Secretariat of Municipal Public Safety of Tijuana (SSPCM) concerning an illegal and arbitrary detention incident involving the Municipal Police on September 19, 2020.
### Health Advisory: Advanced Stage Cancer Diagnoses in Children
Local health officials have raised alarms over the fact that 70% of cancer diagnoses in children occur at an advanced stage. Mario Alberto Ornela, a health expert, emphasized the absence of early screening tests for childhood cancer, urging the need for better diagnostic measures.
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