Famous In Mexico Explode Against Lack Of Actions By COVID-19

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

The coronavirus pandemic is already a risky situation worldwide; For this reason, in most countries the necessary measures have been taken to prevent the contagion from continuing. In Mexico, the presidency will begin actions that can prevent the spread of this virus until the weekend; in fact, they allowed Vive Latino to take place, which brought together thousands of people in one space. In this situation, celebrities have spoken about it in this country.

"[The coronavirus] is a great reminder for all those who feel separate, unique, individual beings," said Pepe Aguilar on his Instagram account. "It's about you doing what you have to do, not just bringing water to your mill."

For his part, Poncho Herrera harshly criticized the aforementioned musical event. "Total irresponsibility", he wrote on his Twitter account, with an image of one of the concerts with thousands of people.

"I think the most responsible way to take care of ourselves is to stay home," the former RBD added in a video a moment later.

Alberto Guerra broke out in this situation.

"I gave tas", wrote on the same social network and put an image of Vive Latino.

Mauricio Ochmann took the opportunity to comment on it; He even revealed that the premiere of his most recent movie has been canceled. And how is he?.

“It seems important to me that we follow the guidelines and that we try to socialize as little as possible to avoid contagion. We are all in these”, he mentioned. "I stay at home".

And although, the actions of the Mexican government will begin until March 20 when the schools will officially be closed; some states and private schools have advanced the provision so that they do not attend classes from this day on, taking advantage of the holiday. For their part, private companies are taking their own precautionary measures so that the Home Office is carried out and thus prevent the least number of people from attending their work centers.