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COVID-19: In Mexico, vigilante groups, local residents close beaches to tourists

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Vigilante and local community groups in Mexico's Guerrero state have put up checkpoints near popular tourist destinations to bar tourists from coming to visit the beach, alarmed that they will bring with them the dreaded COVID-19.

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