The governor of Nuevo León, Samuel Garcia Sepulveda, announced the end of the sixth wave of COVID-19 in the state and the elimination of mandatory face masks on public transport. He also spoke about the state’s achievements in economic growth, investment, health and infrastructure development to address the problem of drought. The Secretary of Health in the state, Alma Rosa Marroquín, reported on the decreasing incidence of cases and the removal of face mask mandates on public transport, with the exception of hospitals, nursing homes and nurseries. The Governor also highlighted upcoming projects such as the arrival of Tesla, the El Cuchillo II aqueduct, and the development of highways between Interserrana and Gloria-Colombia.
Upon appearing surprisingly in Nuevo León Informa, the governor Samuel Garcia Sepulveda concluded the sixth wave of covid-19 in the entity and with this the elimination of the mandatory use of face masks on public transport was announced.
The state president asked all Neoloneses to be prepared to live, which he considered, the state’s greatest moment in history in economic matters, investment, health and the generation of infrastructure to eradicate the problem of drought.
“Today is a different Thursday, this Thursday that we get used to seeing the reports and follow-ups on health, especially on covid, because it will be much more optimistic.
“Nuevo León is being blessed, one year after entering the government, I dare to tell you that Nuevo León is experiencing its best moments. The pandemic is no longer a constant topic in our conversations, we have advanced and left everything we experienced behind However, they were very difficult days and years.
“Today the sixth wave ends, today we can say that we have defeated the crisis of the pandemic and today we can say that we have put an end to the covid-19 emergency,” he said.
García Sepúlveda took the opportunity to recall the projects in the short and medium term for Nuevo León such as the arrival of the Tesla electric car manufacturer, the El Cuchillo II aqueduct, the Libertad dam and the Interserrana and Gloria-Colombia highways.
NL Health Eliminates the use of face masks on public transport
For his part, Moroccan Pink SoulSecretary of Health in the state, reported, as part of the incidence of cases, that eight months at a green lightLikewise, until yesterday April 12 there were 150 new cases and 1 death, hospitalizations are at 1.3 percent, and in the entire sixth wave the patients in intensive care were from 0 to 5, in the same way, he reported that in the last week there was one death each day.
In her speech, Alma Rosa announced the removal of face masks on public transport and it was only mandatory for hospitals, nursing homes and nurseries.
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In conclusion, the state of Nuevo León in Mexico has officially announced the end of the sixth wave of Covid-19. This has led to the elimination of mandatory face masks on public transport in the state. Governor Samuel Garcia Sepúlveda expressed his gratitude towards the people of Nuevo León for their cooperation in combating the pandemic. He also announced several upcoming projects that would benefit the state, including the arrival of Tesla and the construction of major infrastructure. Furthermore, the Secretary of Health in the state announced the removal of face masks on public transport, highlighting the success of the state in controlling the pandemic. With the end of the sixth wave, there is much optimism and hope for the future of Nuevo León.