As the Guadalupe Festival draws near, hundreds of individuals are making their way to temples throughout Quintana Roo. With this influx of visitors, it’s important to bear in mind certain guidelines when visiting a church dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe. These include ensuring the safety of children, dressing appropriately for cold weather, and taking extra precautions while traveling. Here are some recommendations from authorities such as the State Coordination of Civil Protection of Quintana Roo (Coeproc).
ROAD SAFETY
During this festive season, roads are often filled with pilgrims…
- Slow down when approaching groups of pilgrims on the road.
- Keep a safe distance to avoid accidents.
- Respect the pilgrims : Remember that we all deserve to arrive safely at our destination.
- Avoid distractions while driving and keep your attention on the road.
GUIDELINES FOR FAMILIES
Many families will begin arriving at Marian temples this afternoon and evening to celebrate the Virgin of Guadalupe, ahead of the traditional “mañanitas” singing. Here are some suggestions:
- Dress appropriately : Temperatures may drop at night, especially if you participate in outdoor activities.
- Take care of children : Always keep children under supervision, especially in crowded places.
- Stay hydrated : Even though the temperatures are cool, it is important to stay well hydrated throughout the day.
TIPS FOR TEMPLE VISITORS
Please adhere to the safety measures put in place in churches and chapels….
- Please respect the security measures established in churches and chapels.
- Avoid crowds : If possible, choose less crowded times to attend.
- Face masks : Although the health emergency has diminished, it is still a recommended precautionary measure at mass events.
EMPATHY AND PATIENCE WHILE TRAVELING
During this pilgrimage season, your cooperation is crucial for ensuring safety on the roads. Please drive carefully, showing empathy and respect towards the pilgrims. By working together, we can safeguard lives on the road and enjoy a celebration free from incidents.
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