Chickenpox Cases Surge in Quintana Roo, Raising Alarms Among Children
Over 400 chickenpox cases reported in Quintana Roo this year, with children most affected due to incomplete vaccination.
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Over 400 chickenpox cases reported in Quintana Roo this year, with children most affected due to incomplete vaccination.
A new ocean vessel will collect up to 600 tons of sargassum daily, joining 11 ships to protect beaches.
Rising fuel costs push airfares higher, putting domestic summer tourism at risk in Riviera Maya.
The Tulum Air Show 2026 kicked off with aerial displays, tech exhibits, and a push to boost tourism and investment…
Award-winning choreographer Lourdes Luna performed 'B612' to a full house at Teatro de la Ciudad.
Isla Mujeres held its Fifth Children's Council, giving 11 kids a voice in local governance.
The FPMC presented Baltazar Villegas Carrillo's second book, a bilingual poetry collection celebrating Cozumel's culture and nature.
A man was arrested in Cozumel after police found drugs and a 9mm pistol during a traffic stop.
An 18-year-old motorcyclist died after a police pursuit on a dirt road in Cancun early Friday.
NASCAR Mexico Series holds its first points race outside a permanent racetrack at Tulum International Airport.
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