With the aim of strengthening public security during New Year's celebrations and other upcoming festivities, a coordination meeting was held between the seven mayors of the Herrera province and the National Police. The governor of the province, Elías Corro, informed that these coordinations seek to establish a joint work plan that will guarantee public order, the tranquility of homes, and the protection of the population during the festive activities that take place in the province. "Work meetings were held with the mayors and the National Police to coordinate the security actions that will be implemented at the end of the year and in other upcoming festivities, with the aim of preventing situations that may affect peaceful coexistence and the security of citizens," said Governor Corro. During the meeting, topics related to the regulation of festive activities, the control of alcohol consumption, and the attention to situations that may generate public order disturbances were addressed. Likewise, local authorities emphasized the need to maintain permanent communication between local authorities and security forces to prevent regrettable situations. The governor highlighted that these actions will allow for a more timely and effective response to any eventuality, while reiterating his commitment to working articulately with local governments to safeguard social peace in the province of Herrera. This is a coordination that will allow for the design of a master response plan, not only during the New Year's festivities, but also during other upcoming celebrations in the first quarter of the year that attract thousands of people to the region. The authorities made a call to the citizenry to celebrate responsibly, respecting the established norms and collaborating with the authorities, so that the festivities can take place in an atmosphere of security, coexistence, and tranquility for all.
