Crocodile Captured in Mahahual Streets, Relocated to Nature Reserve
A 1.6-meter crocodile was captured in Mahahual and released into the Uaymil nature reserve by specialists.
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A 1.6-meter crocodile was captured in Mahahual and released into the Uaymil nature reserve by specialists.
Two men were injured after their car flipped multiple times on Federal Highway 307 near the Mérida shortcut.
Promoters of a fourth cruise pier in Cozumel have filed a lawsuit to overturn the cancellation of its environmental permit.
A 24-hour power outage in Playa del Carmen has caused millions in losses, affecting businesses, hotels, and residents.
A 28-year-old Argentine was caught red-handed in Tulum with more than 60 doses of drugs during a joint operation.
A woman was injured in a crash between a Nissan Versa and a Hyundai Creta in Tulum's Maya neighborhood.
Environmental activists denounce Paradisus Meliá for allegedly damaging mangroves and occupying federal coastal zone in Playa del Carmen.
Emergency crews freed a child trapped in a metal play structure at a Cancun party venue.
Three motorcyclists died in separate accidents in Cancun on Saturday, authorities said.
Selva Maya park near Valladolid offers cenotes, zip lines, and nature experiences for summer visitors.
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