Overview

• Transport groups including Río Azul, Tumcmanac, Ochua and Ocotito taxis announced full route resumption to central bases starting Wednesday.
• Schools that halted in-person classes on Monday and Tuesday said they will reopen as public transport returns and patrols expand.
• At least four public transport vehicles were burned and two merchants were killed over the weekend, triggering threats to drivers and route suspensions.
• The city spent three days semi-paralyzed with municipal offices closed and Civil Protection units pressed into limited shuttle service for residents.
• Authorities cite a rivalry between Los Tlacos and Los Ardillos for control of transport and extortion, and recent signs point to strain on a clergy-brokered truce.