Overview
- The venue received official cardioprotected status from the state emergency medical system at a Friday ceremony in Guadalajara.
- Amaury Vergara and Governor Pablo Lemus unveiled a commemorative plaque marking the stadium’s new safety designation.
- Event details specified 19 defibrillators distributed throughout the facility plus two additional units on the team benches.
- Authorities committed a network of municipal and state paramedics and a medicalized helicopter for the four World Cup matches and any repechaje games.
- The move forms part of broader World Cup preparations, with the stadium to operate as Estadio Guadalajara, and follows a previously successful in-stadium cardiac response cited by Vergara.