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Mexico registered 209 new deaths from COVID-19 in the last 24 hours to add a total of 198,036 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic, authorities of the Ministry of Health indicated this Sunday. In that context, the party does not stop.
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Mexico City, March 21 (EFE / SinEmbargo) .- A few hours after Mexico exceed 200 thousand official deaths of COVID-19, in the country there are dances, parties, meetings, weekend walks, bars to burst and the absence of the healthy distance and other measures to slow the progression of the disease.
In Irapuato, Guanajuato, people reported that without a healthy distance and without a mask, hundreds enjoyed what apparently would have been their first massive dance after more than a year of contingency due to COVID-19 in the Tomelópez community.
Images broadcast on social networks show that a northern group entertained the party that took place on the night of Saturday, March 20.
About 700 kilometers away, in the Port of Acapulco, which will soon receive thousands for Holy Week, hotel occupancy reached 46 percent, according to a report from the Local Tourism Secretariat.
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A few hours before Mexico exceeds 200 thousand official deaths from COVID-19, in the country there are dances, parties, meetings, weekend walks. Photo: Cuartoscuro.
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Weekend in CdMx. Photo: Cuartoscuro.
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The dance in Irapuato. Photo: Free Zone.
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Mass dance. Photo: Free Zone.
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The beaches in Guerrero. Photo: The South.
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The sources of the Alameda. Photo: Cuartoscuro.
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The crowds in the city of Guerrero not only occurred on beaches, but also in bars and clubs that had to be closed during security operations.
Mexico City was not far behind. Thousands also walked through the main avenues. Even members of the Anti-AMLO National Front (Frena) protested in a caravan.
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Mexico registered 209 new deaths from COVID-19 in the last 24 hours to add a total of 198,036 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic, authorities of the Ministry of Health indicated this Sunday.
The number of cases estimated is 2 million 390 thousand 095 when considering those that await the result of the test. Among them, there are 35 thousand 515 active cases estimated, that is, 1 percent of all patients have presented symptoms in the last two weeks.
With these figures, Mexico ranks thirteenth in the world in the number of infections and third in the number of deaths from the pandemic, behind the United States and Brazil, according to the US Johns Hopkins University.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, 5.8 million patients have been studied in Mexico and there are 1,736,159 people in the country who are considered recovered after having suffered the disease.
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So far, an average occupation of 20 percent of general beds in hospital centers is evidenced.
In terms of intensive care beds with a respirator, there is a national occupancy of 24 percent.
So far, 5 million 612 thousand 291 doses of the vaccine against COVID-19 have been administered among the population of Mexico, 109 thousand 387 in the last 24 hours.
A total of 716 thousand 768 people have received the two doses necessary to complete the vaccination.
The vaccination program currently includes adults over 60 years of age, medical personnel and educational personnel.
With 126 million inhabitants, Mexico has committed 34.4 million doses of the American vaccine Pfizer, 79.4 from the British AstraZeneca, 35 from the Chinese CanSino, 24 from the Russian Sputnik V, 20 from the Chinese Sinovac, 12 from the also Chinese Sinopharm and 51.4 from the WHO Covax platform.
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