Puerto Vallarta will begin opening on Monday with the exception of beaches, hotel pools, and bars.
Covid-19 death projections by MIT for Mexico, the US and Canada. The figures have gone up since the chart was created earlier Thursday.
According to the World Health Organization, the Mexican government has done an excellent job putting measures into place to combat the spread of Covid-19. Furthermore, the government's financial aid plan "demonstrates its long-term vision of the way to go and its willingness to prioritize the interests of its citizens".
Yesterday's death toll of 424 is 20% higher than the previous record of 353 on Tuesday last week. As of Wednesday, May 20th, there were 56,594 recorded cases.
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*Published on Wednesday, May 13, 2020, by Mexico News Daily.
The government revealed a three-phase plan Wednesday for the eventual lifting of coronavirus restrictions and a color-coded “stoplight” system to determine each state’s readiness to return to what is being called a “new normal.”
An article published on Tuesday, May 12th, 2020 from Mexico News Daily states: "With coronavirus restrictions expected to ease in June, hoteliers in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, are seeking to have the popular tourist destination certified as Covid-safe by the Ministry of Health. The certification may help revive 2020 tourism numbers by increasing visitors’ confidence in sanitary measures that hotels and businesses are undertaking."
As of Monday, May 11th, there were a total of 36,227 Covid-19 cases, 1,305 new cases and 3,573 deaths. According to Director of Epidemiology José Luis Alomía, here were 8,288 active cases across the country, 169 fewer than the number reported on Sunday.
Government to announce Wednesday, May 13th the plan to open up the economy. Reopening the economy and getting back to work will be the focus of the new plan.
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Health Minister Says Virus Curve Is Flattening; Peak Contagions Will Be Seen Friday
During Tuesday’s press briefing, Lopez-Gatell announced the curve is flatting. Simultaneously, Mexico recorded its biggest single-day increase to the COVID-19 death toll.