Overview
- Tamaulipas reports 12 GBG cases with 11 active, concentrated in González and Llera, with additional active cases in Altamira and El Mante.
- Sader’s latest cut shows 13,335 accumulated cases and 492 active, while Senasica’s subsequent report lists 13,766 accumulated and 625 active, reflecting different reporting windows.
- The environment ministry confirms a howler monkey in Palenque, Chiapas, died from GBG, underscoring spillover into wildlife beyond livestock and pets.
- Sader announced a targeted plan for Veracruz and Tamaulipas with tighter livestock movement checks, 20 new field brigades, increased sterile‑fly releases, training and more traps.
- States step up local defenses, with Tamaulipas installing intensive trap networks and San Luis Potosí reinforcing sanitary perimeters and outreach despite a nationally reported 57% drop in active cases.