Overview
- Street activity remained unusually light on Monday, with some services and all school levels suspended for the day after vehicles and businesses were set on fire Sunday.
- Oxxo convenience stores reopened citywide at 10 a.m. following preventive closures, while at least two Farmacias Roma branches were attacked and shut on Sunday evening.
- Bus and taxi operators reported sharply lower ridership and formed WhatsApp safety networks, saying they will scale back service if violence flares again with backing from Imos.
- Many workers returned to their jobs despite fear, and some employers offered remote attendance options in case of transport concerns.
- Some businesses kept modified operations to protect staff, including a travel agency that shifted customer service to online and WhatsApp channels for an indefinite period.