Getting ready to return to Richmond. Schools in Mexico City open on Monday but in other cities where cases are increasing, they are waiting another week. The "no wearing a tie" rule anywhere in Mexico City is still in effect. Not sure of its origin or basis. To get to the ticket counter I had to fill out a form re: respiratory symptoms and then had to stand on a special area for remote temperature that registers on a huge screen on the side. Traffic is still only half of its usual and the restaurant this morning was mostly empty.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Postcard from the epicenter #3
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