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Health officials for Guerrero currently register 206 active cases of Covid-19 in Zihuatanejo, 12 in La Unión, 34 in Petatlán, 46 in Técpan, 899 in Acapulco, and 2,290 for the entire state. It seems we've reached a plateau and the number of active cases is decreasing. Let's hope this trend continues. There are currently two patients in the Covid-19 section of the Hospital General, one from Atoyác, and a 78-year-old retired nurse was reported to have died from Covid-19 here.

The barra at Barra de Potosí opened up this morning. Probably a good place to go fishing right now, but I'd hold off swimming there until the rank old water empties out a bit. Rumor has it some people opened up the barra, that it didn't open naturally, in which case they violated federal law.

Besides the immediate urban areas, some of the combis and Urvans are running reduced routes to Coacoyul, La Puerta, Morrocoy, Arrecife and El Posquelite, but still no word on a return to normal service.

The former small health clinic next to the Angelus church is being converted by the city into a Centro de Control Animal where they will implement a permanent campaign of sterilization of street dogs and cats.

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The old ficus tree at the Mercado de Conchas on the Paseo del Pescador.

At Mega Soriana today they required masks to be allowed entrance and stated that it was the "law" and had been for the last three days.

Just an observation.

A permanent program to sterilize street dogs in Zihua would be a major improvement in Zihua life particularly in the colonias. Curious as to how the government plans to get the dogs to the clinic?

And, what happens after they are sterilized? Who takes them back to their colonias?

They plan to release them onto LaRopa. Right by the sign that says, NO BALLS ON THE BEACH.