Mayor Marco Bonilla rolls out child‑protection cruise, security patrols and city‑wide clean‑up in Chihuahua

Mayor Marco Bonilla and DIF Municipal president Karina Olivas held a cruise on the Diana Cazadora to promote the "La Calle No Es Su Lugar" program, reporting that 407 children were rescued from the streets between January and May, with 10 now receiving care at child‑care centers and providing hotlines for reporting.

The municipal government also launched extensive security operatives ahead of upcoming World Cup events, deploying 30 commerce inspectors and 20 alcohol inspectors to monitor crowd‑dense venues, enforce age limits on alcohol, verify capacity limits and maintain public order.

Police from the municipal intelligence unit recovered two stolen cameras after a robbery victim reported them for sale online, detaining two suspects and forwarding the case to the public prosecutor.

The municipal animal‑protection office publicized the adoption of a rescued three‑year‑old dog named Nala, outlining the adoption process and noting over 80 prior successful pet adoptions.

Finally, the city's public‑services department announced the "Destilichadero" program, a large‑waste collection effort scheduled for June 15‑19 in five neighborhoods, offering fixed containers for bulky trash and encouraging residents to leave items at curbside.