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Guerrero's health authorities report NO currently active cases of Covid-19 in Zihuatanejo, La Unión or Petatlán.

The red tide seems to be dissipating and the mar de fondo seems to be letting up. Just in time, because the tourists started arriving en masse today and they've been extremely disappointed to find out the ocean wasn't in the conditions they were led to believe by their tour operators or hotels who took their money.

It was sad to watch city workers this morning with ropes trying to catch the dogs that hang out on the downtown beach. They don't appear to really know what they're doing or how to do it, and many of the dogs actually have local owners and most are quite friendly. Unfortunately a few are in heat, which is one reason that makes them problematic when roaming free, and another problem seems to be with a well-meaning woman whom we see giving them food at the beach each morning. There hadn't been a pack of dogs hanging out on the downtown beach previously. Some of the dogs belong to fishermen, others to local neighbors, all who irresponsibly let them roam free. Now the city has taken them and is likely to simply kill them as they've done previously because they have no real facilities or plans to deal with strays. Unfortunately the local non-profit animal shelters such as the Sociedad Protectora de Animales de Zihuatanejo (SPAZ) are already overwhelmed.

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Everywhere you look along the waterfront there are baubles hung with little sparkly lights.