Covid deaths creep upwards
The Covid-19 death toll in the Lake Chapala region has gradually crept up since the start of August.
The Guadalajara Reporter
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The Covid-19 death toll in the Lake Chapala region has gradually crept up since the start of August.
The bodies of a couple in their mid- to late-60s were discovered early Tuesday, August 18, inside their home in Las Pérgolas, a gated community located on the northeast outskirts of Chapala.
Chapala’s first drive-in movie theater is set to open Friday, August 21, with a double-feature program that will be open to the public free of charge.
Steve Balfour, acting executive director of the Lake Chapala Society (LCS), was elected as president of the organization’s board of directors during the annual general meeting conducted by Zoom on Thursday, August 20.
Lupita Martínez, the wife of Ajijic town administrator Juan Ramón Flores, died Thursday, August 20, after an extended battle against hemorrhagic dengue fever, the most severe form of the mosquito-borne disease that is now raging in the Lake Chapala region.
Motorists who are caught parking their vehicles in Chapala’s ciclovía (cycling path) will be subject to steep fines taking effect as of January 2021.
As confirmed cases of Covid-19 infection continue rising in the lakeshore region, a growing number of resident expats are appealing to local authorities for a serious crackdown against individuals and commercial enterprises that are not adhering to directives on social distancing, face mask use and other prevention measures.
Jalisco’s top-ranking public security officials
Thousands of Chapala’s school age children are scheduled to remain at home as they “return” to classrooms on August 24, the official opening day of the 2020-21 academic term for students enrolled in local pre-school, primary, secondary and special needs institutions.