Pensando en Ti en Zih

I understand that many people there need to work to live. We are now required to wear masks everywhere and our numbers are still increasing, largely because we relaxed things way too quickly. While I don’t have extensive knowledge of the medical system there, from comments I’ve seen it is currently stressed. Importing new asymptomatic folks from the states is not likely to help. I don’t pretend to know what is best for Zihuatanejo, but am very concerned that more tourists will make a bad situation worse.

We think we're learning how to receive such folks and keep ourselves safe from them, at least that seems to be the feeling I get from the hotel and restaurant owners workers I've been in touch with. Folks here are determined to try to prevent us from going back into the Semáforo Rojo which means a shutdown of the businesses and the closing of he beaches again. The government wasn't happy with how things went last weekend, so I expect them to be more vigilant. The drownings yesterday are another setback, but everyone has been trying to warn tourists about the mar de fondo.