High tourist season and the danger of thunderstorms

In the dizzying time of November to April, the peak tourism season unfolds as a canvas of opportunity for those longing to escape the daily routine. Long holidays, the closure of school cycles and the expected collection of the bonus unleash a wave of travelers willing to explore destinations that allow them to disconnect and recharge their energies. Without a doubt, the beaches stand as one of the favorite destinations, attracting crowds seeking to immerse themselves in sun and beach tourism, enjoying golden sands and crystal clear waters.

However, among the delights of the sea and the sun, a silent and capricious danger hides: thunderstorms. These unpredictable and potentially deadly atmospheric phenomena can be triggered without warning, transforming the beach paradise into a risky scenario.

The unpredictability of thunderstorms is a crucial factor to consider. In the blink of an eye, a clear sky can become a backdrop of lightning and thunder, endangering those who carelessly enjoy the beach. Two recent cases, the incident on the beach in Michoacán, Mexico, where lightning struck two people, and the most recent event on the beach in Cartagena, are tragic examples of the risks associated with the lack of adequate precautions.

Historically, it was believed that avoiding a lightning strike was impossible, but thanks to innovation, we now have the revolutionary CMCE SERTEC product. This advanced device is designed to compensate for electro-atmospheric effects, stabilizing the current of electrical charges in its environment and draining them to ground in harmless milliamps. The belief that a lightning strike is inevitable fades due to the effectiveness of CMCE SERTEC.

This product not only represents cutting-edge technology, but also a vital tool for the safety of bathers and the prevention of possible disasters caused by electrical storms. By offering a practical and effective solution, the CMCE SERTEC presents itself as a literal lifesaver in times of atmospheric threat, ensuring that beaches continue to be safe havens for those seeking to enjoy nature without unnecessary risks.