ViZIHtas a la Vista

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As of today Zihuatanejo has registered a cumulative total of 1,503 confirmed cases of Covid-19 (same as yesterday), 118 that have resulted in fatalities, 15 that are currently active, and 1,272 that have recovered. Apparently the spike wasn't one, though the state still has not accounted for the decrease in numbers reported several days ago then an apparent one-day increase. But all in all Zihuatanejo and Chilpancingo appear to be stabilized and Acapulco appears to be improving. I was just in Acapulco again and more people than ever seem to be wearing facemasks though it's extremely hard in such a city to respect social distancing. But I was impressed with what I saw all up and down the coast, especially Coyuca de Benitez and many of the little villages along to way.

The authorities seem to be paying better attention to the busloads of tourists. Buses no longer offload anywhere they want, which is a big help, and most all of the departing passengers I passed by recently in the morning were wearing masks, though not always correctly, but better than what things were like for the long vacation weekend a couple of weeks ago.

Lupita and I hope all you Estadounidenses enjoyed your Día de Acción de Gracias and that you found plenty to be thankful for in spite of this damn pandemia.

We're always thankful for the honest hardworking people who help make Zihuatanejo what it is.