**Tijuana Welcomes Its First Christmas Baby**
On December 25, 2024, at precisely 12:02 AM, Tijuana celebrated the birth of its first Christmas baby at the General Hospital of Tijuana. Newborn Gabriel Maciel marks the joyous occasion, weighing in at 2.960 kilograms. His proud mother, Magali Berenice, resides in the Mariano Matamoros neighborhood. This delightful news was shared by the State Health Secretary, Adrián Medina Amarillas.
Meanwhile, the second baby of this festive season, named Abel, was born at the Maternal and Child Hospital in Mexicali at 1:04 AM, and weighed 2.770 kilograms. Abel’s mother, Karla, is from Villas del Paraíso. Another birth on this special day was that of baby Lainy, who was born at the General Hospital of Ensenada at 7:03 AM, weighing 3.010 kilograms, to her mother Lessly, a resident of Maneadero.
The hospitals celebrated the occasion by congratulating the new mothers with gift baskets filled with essentials for their newborns. In his statement, Medina Amarillas reiterated his commitment to ensuring the well-being of newborns through quality healthcare services provided by “Safe Pregnancy,” a program offering free medical consultations for expectant mothers across all municipal public health units.
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