Almost two weeks after the outbreak of the H1N1 virus, Mexico City was declared in “state of emergency” suspending activities at closed populated spaces, such as schools, workplaces and restaurants, as well as large public events, such as concerts and football matches.
A casi dos semanas del brote masivo del virus H1N1, la Ciudad de México ha sido declarada en “estado de emergencia” al grado de suspender el funcionamiento de lugares concurridos (clases, trabajo, restaurantes) y eventos masivos (conciertos y partidos de futbol) para la prevención de la transmisión del virus.