Overview
- Municipal officials ordered a temporary closure after Defensa Civil inspectors confirmed the park lacked the ITSE, the mandatory safety certificate for operating venues.
- The inspection found no evacuation signage, unmarked escape routes, expired fire extinguishers, and areas at risk of fire.
- A March 9 collapse at the inflatable play area, which caused no injuries, triggered the broader inspection of businesses inside the complex.
- Mayor Richard Cortez said the site has run for years without a business license or valid safety certification, and the operator ignored earlier notices to fix problems.
- The park can reopen only once it corrects every observation and receives certification, and the municipality plans surprise checks at other leisure sites to protect families.