Actually, we have two pieces of news for you: one good and the other not so good. The first (the good) is that according to the results of the Baja California State Public Health Laboratory and Coepris, Tijuana's beaches are now suitable for recreational use.

This, after they were closed because they were contaminated due to an accident that occurred weeks ago. Now, it is our turn to tell you the "bad" news, which is that although the sea is now accessible, the Municipal Government will maintain its closure to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

This means that the operation will remain and the Municipal Police will continue to guard it to ensure that sanitary measures are being complied from the border wall area to El Vigia, as reported by the City Council.

What activities are allowed? Only sports activities, any activity outside this will be forbidden until further notice, since the restriction is intended to limit the spread of the coronavirus, since an increase in infections has been observed in the region.

You can click here to see the statement from the City of Tijuana

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