A district court in Mexico City has ordered the Mexican government to take more aggressive action within 24 hours to fight the new coronavirus as a civil society organization warns that the country is not taking enough precautions.
“The authorities are not adopting effective general sanitary measures in proportion to the risks the country faces to detect COVID-19 and prevent contagion,” the court said in its ruling.
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