Residents of San Pedro Noh Pat in Kanasin, Yucatán, achieved a definitive closure of an industrial oil storage company following a protest. ^[1] Despite holding valid permits, the company decided to suspend operations to ensure the safety of the affected families. ^[2] The community denounced the company for emitting unbearable odors that were already affecting the families in the area. ^[3] The municipal government of Kanasin reported that the Ecological Police followed up on the citizen report and established communication with the company representatives. ^[4] A fine of 5,865 pesos was applied to a home on Purísima Avenue for generating bad odors, harmful fauna, and a latent fire risk due to waste accumulation. ^[5] The Ecological Police in Mexicali, Baja California, detected two residences with significant accumulations of garbage during patrols conducted on a Monday. ^[6] Residents were not located during the patrol, so the Ecological Police will maintain surveillance to ensure the responsible parties clean the properties. ^[7] The DSPM issued a violation ticket for 50 UMAs, which is equivalent to 5,865 pesos, for the infraction on Purísima Avenue. ^[8]