Given the uptick in COVID-19 cases, the Anthropology National Museum (MNA) Will remain closed until new notice.
⚠️IMPORTANT NOTICE⚠️
As of Tuesday, January 18, the museum will remain closed.
The foregoing, as a measure to prevent the spread of contagion from the
COVID-19 and in order to safeguard the health of staff and visitors to
these cultural spaces. pic.twitter.com/Z0R5RroIVT— MNA Oficial (@mna_inah) January 18, 2022
The Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico, through the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), informs the general public that the Anthropology National Museum, in Mexico City, and the Regional Museum of History from Colima will remain closed as of this Tuesday, January 18 and until further notice; the same as the Archaeological Zone of Tlatelolco, also in Mexico City,” it was reported in a statement.
This is the third time so far in the pandemic that the country’s most important museum has closed. After its reopening in November 2020, the venue was forced to close its doors due to the second wave of the epidemic, so it returned until March 2021.
To avoid contagion of COVID-19 and safeguard the health of staff and visitors, the Templo Mayor, the Nacional de las Culturas del Mundo and El Carmen museums will also remain closed.
With information from López-Dóriga Digital
