Coronavirus Crowded! This is how the Historic Center looks despite the call to stay at home

MEXICO CITY.

Despite the call of the authorities to avoid leaving the house to avoid contagion of covid-19, the streets of the Historic Center look crowded.

During a tour of Grupo Imagen it is observed that roads such as José María Pino Suárez and Corregidora, where Christmas products are sold, such as trees and decorations, dozens of people walk along the sidewalks.

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Personnel from the Government of Mexico City wearing a green vest and cap announce the risk of staying in this area of ​​high influx of people.

The area is also delimited with metal fences to organize the direction in which people walk and are not facing each other, but some citizens are observed who do not wear face masks.

Because they don’t allow us to work, all the neighboring streets are working, we have the right because today is the pilgrimage, I don’t know why the authorities came to us and evicted us from the street, “said Beatriza Martínez, a merchant.

It is terrible that we come, we should take better care of ourselves because it has affected families, “said Lilia Soto, a citizen who walks through the Historic Center.

The head of Government of Mexico City, indicated that this Saturday, with the endorsement of the business sector, the Secretaries of Government, Alfonso Suárez del Real and Economic Development, Fadlala Akabani, will announce a special operation for the Historic Center as well as for other areas of the capital where vehicular and pedestrian flow has not decreased.

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