“We will continue to apply the restrictive measures, it is our responsibility and we know how to adopt it as such and until now it has worked”, said the governor of Coahuila, Miguel Riquelme, “80 percent of the people are staying at home, but that 20 percent that is still on the streets worries us. It is not a curfew, but there are restrictions ”.
For his part, the Governor of Nuevo León, Jaime Rodríguez Calderón, He said that if a percentage of people mobilizing on the streets remained, next week the implementation of more drastic measures in the three states could be announced.
“The more we are in our house, the sooner we can get out of it. If that 20 percent that we calculate still goes out, we will have to take more drastic measures and announce them if necessary. We have to foresee, we are not going to risk “, Indian Rodríguez Calderón.
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