The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
All residents of the Guadalajara metropolitan area over 50 years of age who received their second dose against Covid more than six months ago are now able to book their booster jabs.
The new BRT bus network (Peribus) on the Guadalajara Periferico (city beltway) will officially open on January 31, Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro announced this week.
Guadalajara municipal police officers politely ask a disabled woman sitting by a planter in the city center’s Plaza de los Naranjos Wednesday morning to put on her face mask or move on.
Mexican health authorities and politicians are advising fully vaccinated citizens to assume they are infected with the Omicron variant of Covid-19 if they develop mild, cold-like symptoms, such as a cough, hoarseness, runny nose or body aches.
Travelers should be aware that the Omicron wave in Mexico is causing the cancellation of flights from the Guadalajara International Airport to both domestic and international destinations.
The Covid-19 surge caused by the Omicron variant kicked in this week as Jalisco recorded its highest ever daily confirmed case totals on Wednesday and Thursday: 2,247 and 2,506.
The large-scale Covid vaccination program in the Guadalajara metropolitan area was reactivated this week after a two-week break for the holidays.
To encourage early payment of 2022 predial (property tax), Guadalajara City Hall is offering free home insurance for the first 150,000 homeowners who settle their accounts.
Both Guadalajara and Mexico City have canceled their New Year celebrations amid rising Covid-19 cases. Although Jalisco has yet to report any cases of the Omicron variant, confirmed infections increased by 21 percent between November 29 and December 29, health authorities said on Wednesday.
