translated from Spanish: In Michoacán one in ten originating of coronavirus dies, reports governor

Morelia, Michoacán.- The last cut in the Covid-19 figures, indicate that 279 people have died in Michoacán so far from the SARS-CoV-19 virus and another 3,500 have spread, a number that has increased considerably since the reactivation stage began, the governor, Silvano Aureoles Conejo, reported, since he said that, in entity 1 of 10 infected people dies.
Since 01 June, the so-called “new coexistence” for the gradual reopening of economic and social activities, “many people did not restrain themselves and prevention measures were relaxed, as a result in the last two weeks mobility increased by 75 percent,” the state representative said through a social media message.
He also said that in the last 13 days the figures reached the thousand 300 new positive cases, that is, every day 100 people were infected, while particularly in the municipality of Lázaro Cárdenas, during the two weeks of the “new coexistence”, the same number of deaths were recorded as in the first two months of the pandemic.
“If the people of Lázaro Cárdenas, in our emblematic port do not take responsibility for continuing to comply with preventive measures, more people will not be prevented from continuing to die,” the governor warned.
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He also said that 21 businesses were closed in Apatzingán for failing to comply with health and prevention measures; football, parties and jaripeos, were avoided, and the municipalities of Hidalgo, La Huecana and Pátzcuaro, went from green flag to yellow indicating a high health risk.
Finally, Aureoles Rabbit reiterated the call to society to take the issue of coronavirus seriously:
“We made the decision to take the risk of starting a gradual reopening, responsible for all economic and social activities, being sensitive to the needs of the people. I understand that isolation measures have a negative impact on the family economy and cause fed up and social anger, and knowing that this activity came to stay and that we had to continue our activities, but aware that if we do not respect health measures contagions soar. Let’s make everyone the part that touches us. There is no effort by governments that can deal with the virus if citizens do not do their part.”

Original source in Spanish