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Juchitan de Zaragoza, Oaxaca. - Due to the high number of active cases in the municipality of San Pedro Pochutla, in the Costa region, the municipal authority issued new restrictive measures in order to reduce the impact of the so-called fourth wave of Covid-19 and its variants, among which that highlight the suspension of the Nudist Festival on Zipolite beach.
After assessing that San Pedro Pochutla has 32 active cases of Covid-19 and that in a single day it reported 11 new cases, the Cabildo reached an agreement to suspend all massive acts, including the fairs and parties that mark February 5, as well as the Seventh Nudist Festival in Zipolite, which was scheduled from February 4 to 7.
This decision was made in session by the Cabildo, after considering the exhortation made by the state government, through the Ministry of Health, so that massive events are not carried out, since there are no sanitary conditions for it.
In addition to Zipolite, Oaxaca, what other nudist beaches are there in Mexico?
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The Zipolite Nudist Festival is usually held on the first weekend of February, each year, and brings together more than 5,000 people around a series of activities and gatherings.
In 2021 it was held but in a meeting format, with a limited number of participants. In addition, the tourist destination has become, since the pandemic began, the favorite place for many celebrities, including federal government officials such as the undersecretary for health promotion and prevention, Hugo López Gatell.
The organizers of the festival have not commented on the determination of the municipal government of San Pedro Pochutla, nor the authorities of the municipal agency that live from the tourist spill of the event of international impact.
