Latest information about COVID-19 in Mexico

Coronavirus COVID-19 in Puerto Vallarta: current status report, cases and deaths

After having increased the previous week to 30, the number of deaths due to COVID-19 in Puerto Vallarta went down again; in the last week, the number of deaths decreased to 16, almost half of them.

Mazatlan

Mazatlán COVID-19 coronavirus latest: cases and hospitalizations

Due to the green traffic light, the number of businesses in Mazatlan is expected to increase. Secretary of Economic Development, Tourism, and Fishing said he is happy because the Covid-19 has dropped in Mazatlán, which will benefit cruise ships because cruise passengers will feel safer.

Los Cabos

Los Cabos coronavirus update: at level 2 of the Sanitation Semaphore

Sanitary Alert System level 2 is maintained in Los Cabos. The destination remains at level 2 with 48 active cases, which implies a 70% capacity in all activities to be undertaken.

Acapulco

Acapulco COVID-19 coronavirus update: latest cases

Guerrero is now in 30th place nationally in active cases, after being in sixth place during the third wave of the pandemic. According to the report, 169 patients are hospitalized today and 28 of them are intubated in critical condition.

U.S. - Mexico border: The crowded border junctions of Ciudad Juarez and Tijuana.

Travel

The U.S. extends travel restrictions for Mexico and Canada

Effective March 2020, the United States imposed restrictions on non-essential travel at its border with Mexico and Canada. In a statement, the U.S. government announced that it will extend until October the restrictions limiting non-essential travel on its land borders with Mexico and Canada.

COVID-19

Coronavirus in Mexico: 200 deaths and 4,983 new COVID-19 infections

Mexico City and the State of Mexico are the entities with the highest number of estimated active cases of SARS-CoV-2.

Mexico City

Mexico City will remain on yellow COVID-19 alert

The epidemiological indicator in Mexico City will remain unchanged for another week, as the number of hospitalizations due to COVID-19 continues to fall. Thus, it was announced that the color of the sanitary stoplight will remain yellow, starting on Monday.

Mexico City

Covid-19 test, one of the requirements for the Mexico City Marathon

Although this document will not be mandatory for the Mexico City Marathon, the organizers will also ask for the vaccination card.

COVID-19

Who is Hugo López-Gatell Ramírez? The face leading the fight against the new coronavirus

The Mexican government's Hugo Lopez-Gatell Ramirez has become one of the most important figures of the current year for Mexico. Without fear of exaggeration, one could say that he is the face of the government in the fight against the new coronavirus pandemic.