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Mexico's Caribbean welcomes tourist wave despite fears of new Covid spike

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Cancun, Mexico, Mar 28 (EFE).- Tourist destinations in Quintana Roo, on Mexico's Caribbean coast, are operating at 60 percent of their capacity but expect to welcome at least 600,000 tourists within the next two weeks of vacation despite fears of a new spike in the Covid-19 pandemic.The arrival of national and international travelers has alerted local authorities, who are keeping the open-door policy in place with an eye toward reactivating the economy despite acknowledging the up to 200 percent increase in confirmed coronavirus cases in towns like Isla Mujeres and Felipe Carrillo Puerto.(Camera: LOURDES CRUZ)SHOT LIST: TOURISTS IN CANCUN, MEXICO.

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