National Lifeguard Day.

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A tribute to those who risk their lives with Love.


National Lifeguard Day in Mexico is celebrated on February 14 of each year. This date was established to recognize the heroic and essential work of lifeguards, who work daily to protect the lives of people on beaches, pools, rivers and bodies of water throughout the country.

Why is February 14 celebrated?

February 14 was chosen as a tribute to the values ​​of love, care and solidarity, qualities that define the work of lifeguards. Their work not only involves rescuing people in danger, but also preventing accidents, educating about water safety and acting with courage and altruism in risky situations.

In addition, the date has a special symbolism because it highlights the connection between the protection offered by lifeguards and the love of life, a value that they defend with their daily commitment.
Importance of National Lifeguard Day

  1. Social Recognition: This day allows us to make visible the effort, dedication and risks that lifeguards face in their daily work.

  2. Awareness about Aquatic Safety: The celebration also seeks to promote education in aquatic safety among the population, highlighting the importance of following the recommendations of lifeguards to prevent accidents.

  3. Incentive for Professionalization: It promotes the improvement of working conditions, continuous training and adequate equipment for these professionals.

  4. Community Gratitude: It is an opportunity for communities, especially in tourist destinations such as Puerto Vallarta, to express their gratitude to lifeguards for their key role in ensuring the safety of visitors and residents.


Lifeguards in Puerto Vallarta

In a place like Puerto Vallarta, which has beautiful beaches and a large tourist influx, lifeguards play an essential role in keeping coastal areas safe. Their work is vital in a destination where the sea is one of the main attractions, and their experience can be the difference between life and tragedy.

In the framework of the National Lifeguard Day, Mayor Luis Munguía recognized the importance of the work of the lifeguard corps of the Civil Protection and Fire Department, led by Director Misael López Muro.

Celebrating their day is not only a fair recognition, but also a call to value and support these everyday heroes. In addition, he announced that thanks to their dedication, commitment and constant dedication to citizens, there will be better working conditions for them; enabling training, more work equipment and building a special gym where they can stay in shape and improve their response capacity in case of emergency.