But various epidemics will be on the rise, “Sonora, Guerrero, Tamaulipas, Toluca Valley. “It is not a surprise,” he stressed, “that the cases are increasing, because they are accumulated cases.”
The intensity of transmission in Mexico City will begin to decrease in the course of the following week, López-Gatell said, and there will be a reduction in the frequency of daily cases, “But as the epidemic continues in many areas of the country, we will continue to see more and more cases.”
Regarding the meeting he held with the governors, he assured that they expressed concerns that the Health Secretary The federal government helps them make it very clear that at the end of the National Sana Distance Day, they will not return to normal. “Of course we will explain this, we will transition to the new normal, but a number of states will be in intense transmission.”
In some, such as Quintana Roo, it is possible that at the beginning of June 1 they still have intense transmission, but the following week favorable changes can be seen in the indicators that take the traffic light from red to orange, to yellow to green.
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