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Zihuatanejo currently has 138 confirmed cases of Covid-19 and 25 deaths confirmed due to the virus.
The amount of locals using facemasks is indeed encouraging. Now if we could just get the tourists to comply.
Remember, if you want to walk your pet on the beach, the ayuntamiento does not have jurisdiction over the Zona Federal, and as long as you walk near the waterline you are fine. Be responsible, be courteous, but be firm. We are not such a wealthy community that we can afford to chase away the tens of thousands of tourist dollars a year that come from people and families who travel with their pets. Videos of any harassment by any city employee or other public servant will be appreciated and made viral by me.
It was reported on a local radio program the other day that in a recent local survey over 80% of the respondents do NOT want bars to open back up. Yeah!
The muelle-cam is back online.
Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa Beaches - Playa Principal
#Cuídense
A barrendero cleans the beach while a baby crocodile tries to be invisible in Canal La Boquita.
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If the numbers are correct both in terms of case numbers and deaths, it’s an 18% death rate. I hope there are tons of cases that have not been counted. For comparison the death rate in Washington state is 3.7%.
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If the numbers are correct both in terms of case numbers and deaths, it’s an 18% death rate. I hope there are tons of cases that have not been counted. For comparison the death rate in Washington state is 3.7%.
Everyone here knows many cases are not being counted. Rarely do people go to the doctor when ill, only for emergencies. I’m hearing of lots of ill people simply staying home until they are well. It’s apparently hitting the elderly and the diabetics the hardest.

