Hoteliers Urge More Barges to Combat Sargassum in Playa del Carmen
Hoteliers say the Mexican Navy lacks enough vessels to collect sargassum at sea, threatening local tourism.
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Hoteliers say the Mexican Navy lacks enough vessels to collect sargassum at sea, threatening local tourism.
Cancún officials have ramped up sargassum removal after southern winds caused heavy seaweed buildup on hotel zone beaches.
Sargasso cleanup costs rival electricity bills for hotels in Quintana Roo, says industry leader.
Quintana Roo activates a $9M insurance policy to restore beaches and reefs after hurricanes, and intensifies sargassum cleanup.
Tourism operators and fishermen in Playa del Carmen say collecting sargasso for profit is not feasible without specialized equipment.
Authorities say sargassum arrival is manageable thanks to barriers and cleanup efforts in Mahahual.
Puerto Morelos deploys 2,310-meter barrier and daily brigades to combat record sargassum arrivals.
Cancun — In response to the early arrival of sargassum seaweed on the coasts of...
Mexico deploys 150 Navy personnel and a new vessel to combat sargassum in Quintana Roo, focusing on Playa del Carmen.
A Navy-installed barrier cannot stop the heavy sargassum arrival on Playa del Carmen beaches, with 100 tons collected daily.
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