Overview
- Semar announced on January 30 that 34 naval personnel completed a specialized course to handle chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents.
- The January 12–30 program ran in two phases, starting with classroom instruction at the Naval Special Operations Unit in Donato Guerra, State of Mexico.
- The practical phase took place at the Advanced Naval Station at Laguna Verde, a site adjacent to the country’s only commercial nuclear plant.
- Graduates will serve as immediate-response teams at strategic installations as part of the FIFA World Cup 2026 task force to bolster public safety.
- Training covered detection, identification, containment, neutralization and decontamination using specialized equipment under national and international standards.