Overview
- The Navy has left Plan Marina active in Sinaloa, Sonora, Baja California and Baja California Sur to respond to intense Pacific rainfall, carrying out patrols, risk censuses and readiness checks.
- Sonora’s Segunda Región Naval is operating in a recovery phase with 2,029 personnel, 46 vehicles, two ships, three boats, two drones, a mobile kitchen and nine heavy machines available for relief work.
- In Baja California the Segunda Zona Naval in Ensenada and the San Felipe naval sector remain in a prevention phase and are working with Protección Civil to visit neighborhoods, identify high‑risk homes and place sandbags.
- Baja California Sur and Sinaloa maintain preparation postures in key naval zones, while the Santa Rosalía sector is in prevention with about 100 sailors, vehicles, a water‑treatment unit and heavy equipment on standby.
- The Navy, as national maritime authority, is keeping some Pacific ports closed as a preventive measure and directing the public to its meteorological portal for real‑time updates, a step that protects lives but may disrupt fishing and coastal transport.