Alert in Mexicali and Theft of DJI Teams, Are They Related?
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Baja California.- Two recent security-related events caught attention in Mexico: a preventive alert issued by the United States for Mexicali, Baja California, and the theft of a shipment with 348 DJI products after leaving Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA). Until now, there is no official information linking both cases. The U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana issued an alert on Tuesday, August 25, asking its staff and citizens to avoid g…
The Chinese drone company indicated that they have already started the corresponding legal process, following the theft of equipment at the AIFA.
The robbery occurred at Zumpango's height and the company reported that the dispositions were deactivated to prevent its illegal sale and use
Group HB, operator of DJI Store Mexico reported the theft of DJI drones after leaving Felipe Angeles International Airport (AIFA) on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.In the theft of drones, also in the shipment, cameras and accessories of the Chinese brand DJI were stolen.In addition to the legal actions after the theft of DJI drones, the operator specified that serial numbers of the products have been blocked to “avoid the promotion of the purchase, …
DJI reports the theft of more than 300 drones and cameras leaving the AIFA. The company blocked the serial numbers and asked not to buy the stolen merchandise.
The government of Canada echoed Tuesday's security alert issued yesterday for Mexicali, Baja California, regarding information about a possible threat whose origin has not been specified. Through a message in X, the government of Canada informed its citizens about the U.S. recommendation to "avoid government buildings and seek refuge in the event of an incident" in the Baja California capital.The U.S. Consulate in Tijuana suspended all its activ…
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