Almost two months ago, the COVID-19 Situation Room of the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) projected that the peak of the pandemic would reach Jalisco on September 14. It estimated 88,432 cases. However, until yesterday they only added 60,509.
Jorge Hernández, a member of the Chamber, stressed that although there is a stabilization, with between four thousand and five thousand infections a week, as well as in deaths, prevention measures must continue.
“It does not mean that reaching the peak we immediately go down, but that the time that will remain constant . . .
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