One Day Before Mother's Day In Mexico, Mexican Health Authorities Declare End Of COVID-19 Health Emergency

One Day Before Mother's Day In Mexico, Mexican Health Authorities Declare End Of COVID-19 Health Emergency

A person inside the Jamaica Market in Mexico City went to buy flowers and some gifts for Mother's Day, which is celebrated on 10 May in Mexico. One day before Mother's Day in Mexico, the Mexican government and health authorities declared the end of the emergency for the pandemic of COVID-19 a few days after the World Health Organization declared it, after more than three years of the arrival of the virus in Mexico since February 28, 2020. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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