Tianguis de la Juárez, in Mazatlan, without sanitary filters

Sinaloa.- Without the installation of sanitary filters, the traditional Christmas tianguis of the Benito Juárez neighborhood, in Mazatlan, began functions. The commercial precinct, which is located in the square of the settlement, will operate until December 25. The merchant Érika pointed out that since the opening of the first day of work, the presence of the personnel in charge of maintaining control of the people who enter the tianguis was lacking. He said that it is necessary to have the disinfection points, because only in this way is the entry of those who could have any symptoms of coronavirus avoided. “The sanitary filters must work as they operate during Sundays, because not because there are fewer people, they will stop being placed.” Comercio prevenido Raúl, who sells toys in the tianguis, assures that only in the Miguel Hidalgo market is where they have sanitary filters. Read more: There is no extension of hours for bars and canteens in Mazatlan for the holiday seasonBefore the lack of review modules, he indicated that in his position they have antibacterial gel, so that customers and citizens in general keep their hands clean and avoid attracting the Covid-19 virus.  He did not rule out that in the coming days the filters could be placed. The “countrymen” from the United States begin to arrive in Los Mochis
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