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Here’s the latest verified situation as of today, Tuesday February 24, 2026 8 am regarding the alert/curfew (“Código Rojo”) in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico:

? Current Status of the Red Alert / Curfew
• The “Código Rojo” (Red Code) that was activated in Jalisco — including Puerto Vallarta — has not officially been fully lifted yet, but authorities are planning to lift it very soon.
• According to local reporting, businesses and daily life have already started returning to normal on Feb 24, with schools set to reopen on Feb 25 and transportation services having resumed.
• Officials say the state Security Table is expected to formally lift the Red Code shortly if the situation remains calm.

? Ongoing International Safety Alerts
• Despite the local easing in Puerto Vallarta, foreign governments like the U.S. and UK have issued travel and “shelter in place” alerts for Jalisco, warning people to stay indoors until they say it’s safe.

? What This Means Right Now
• Locally in Puerto Vallarta, many services (transport, taxis, restaurants) are already operating again.
• But official emergency protocols haven’t been declared formally over everywhere yet — some advisories remain and authorities are still cautious.

? Summary: The curfew/Red Alert situation is loosening and local life is returning toward normal, but it hasn’t been officially declared fully lifted everywhere yet — and international travel advisories are still in effect until authorities confirm it’s safe.

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