Health Updates, Shakira Concert & Metro Resumes Service

Measles Prevention in Valle del Cauca

Health officials in Valle del Cauca are taking proactive steps to prevent a potential measles outbreak. These measures include enhanced monitoring of suspected cases and a strong push for vaccination, particularly among children and unvaccinated individuals. This is crucial to protect vulnerable populations and prevent the spread of the virus.

Claudia Sheinbaum and Shakira's Concert

Claudia Sheinbaum, the president of Mexico, shared her experience of watching Shakira's historic concert in the Zócalo from Palacio Nacional. She highlighted the massive turnout and the positive atmosphere, with families enjoying the free show. Sheinbaum also noted Shakira's popularity among Mexican families, emphasizing the significance of free concerts in providing access to cultural events for everyone.

Metro Line 2 Resumes Full Service

On March 1st, Metro Line 2 in Mexico City resumed full service from Cuatro Caminos to Tasqueña. This was done to support the mobility of people attending the Shakira concert and other users. While some stations remain closed for rehabilitation, the full service on Line 2 provided a significant boost to transportation options for the public. Alternative options to reach Zocalo are: Bellas Artes, Líneas 2 y 8; Salto del Agua, Líneas 1 y 8; San Juan de Letrán, Línea 8; Pino Suárez, Líneas 1 y 2; e Isabel la Católica, Línea 1.

Health authorities are intensifying surveillance and promoting vaccination, especially in children.

She enjoyed the concert from Palacio Nacional and highlighted the public's love for Shakira and the importance of free events.

To support mobility for concert attendees and other users in Mexico City.

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