Overview
- Army, SSPC and Guerrero state police installed checkpoints and patrols at transport bases, schools and key access points following Sunday’s attacks.
- Authorities said service is beginning to normalize, with public transport operating gradually under reinforced surveillance.
- Assailants burned a Chilpancingo–Amojileca Urvan after forcing passengers out, leaving two women and two girls with burns, and also torched a route bus and a taxi in separate incidents.
- Classes were widely suspended across levels as unions backed closures, and the municipal government temporarily halted office operations to protect staff.
- Mayor Saúl Alarcón appealed to President Claudia Sheinbaum and SSPC head Omar García Harfuch for federal support, while Governor Evelyn Salgado toured the city and affirmed coordinated action.