In view of the celebration for the “day of the dead“Tonight they returned to the Mexico City the calls “Rounds of Terror“, which is why the first riots have begun to be recorded in the streets of the capital.
Through social networks, it emerged that in the Tlalpan road and the Effort Alleya motorcycle fire was recorded, this during one of the terror shoots recorded the night of this Thursday October 31.
In the video that circulates on the Internet, you can see how the motorcycle burns in flames on the asphalt, while some of the motorcyclists participating in the ride watch how the fire consumes the motorcycle, however, so far there have been no reported injuries due to this incident.
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Also, near the avenue Xochimilco, A group of motorcyclists, in a rampage of terror, hit a motorist and caused serious damage to his vehicle, because it cut off the movement of the motorcycle caravan.
On the other hand, in Fray Servando e Isabella the Catholic the passage of a round of terror is recorded, but elements of the Secretary of Citizen Security They have been present in the area, with the intention of inhibiting the disturbances.
It is worth mentioning that, this day, the Secretariat of Citizen Security reported that it would begin an operation in the 16 mayors of the capital, this on the occasion of the so-called “Rounds of Terror”.
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Meanwhile, the objective of the deployment is to prevent accidents or sanctions, at the same time the Secretariat of Citizen Security called on the participants of the rides to respect the traffic regulations and use a helmet, in addition to safety equipment such as a jacket and shin guards.
It is one of the Terror Rounds, in Iztapalapa.
Hundreds of motorcyclists have gathered in Ermita, regarding Halloween.
They will pass through the Sonora Market and then to the Azteca Stadium.
Many without helmets and with children.
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Security Expert
Editor: Thank you for joining us today to discuss the recent events surrounding the “Rounds of Terror” in Mexico City during the ”Day of the Dead” celebrations. What exactly are these “Rounds of Terror,” and how did they become a part of this cultural observance?
Expert: Thank you for having me. The ”Rounds of Terror” refer to organized groups of motorcyclists that take to the streets, often causing chaos and disruption. While initially intended to create a sense of excitement and community around the “Day of the Dead” festivities, they’ve unfortunately devolved into incidents of violence and vandalism, as we’ve seen in recent reports.
Editor: It’s alarming to hear that these events have turned violent. Can you elaborate on what transpired on Tlalpan Road and Effort Alley?
Expert: Certainly. On the night of October 31, videos circulated on social media showing a motorcycle engulfed in flames on Tlalpan Road. Fortunately, there were no reported injuries, but the incident serves as a stark reminder of how quickly celebrations can turn dangerous. The sheer number of participants on the roads makes it difficult for authorities to manage the situation effectively.
Editor: And it seems that this isn’t isolated to just one incident. Near Xochimilco, there were reports of a motorist being hit by one of the motorcyclists. How does this reflect the broader issue of public safety during such large gatherings?
Expert: Absolutely. This incident is indicative of a growing concern regarding safety during public celebrations. When large groups take to the streets in uncontrolled manners, it creates a volatile environment. The report of a motorist being attacked and his vehicle damaged highlights the unpredictability and potential for harm, not just to participants but to bystanders as well.
Editor: The Secretary of Citizen Security dispatched officers to various locations. What role do local authorities play in managing events like these?
Expert: Local authorities have a crucial responsibility in ensuring public safety. Their proactive presence can help deter aggressive behavior and manage crowds effectively. In recent years, however, there has been criticism regarding the adequacy of their response to such situations. It’s essential that they not only respond to incidents but also find ways to prevent them from happening in the first place.
Editor: Given the cultural significance of the “Day of the Dead,” how can communities balance the celebration’s tradition with the need for public safety?
Expert: It’s all about fostering a sense of shared responsibility among participants. Community leaders, local organizations, and law enforcement can work together to promote safe, organized celebrations. Educational campaigns can also emphasize respecting both the traditions and the safety of all participants. It’s vital to channel the festive spirit positively rather than through recklessness.
Editor: Thank you for your insights. As the “Day of the Dead” celebrations continue, what measures do you think should be implemented to ensure a safer environment for everyone?
Expert: Continuous engagement and dialogue among community members, law enforcement, and organizers are crucial. Increasing police visibility in hotspot areas, setting clear regulations for motorcyclist groups, and using social media to encourage safe behavior could all make a significant difference. Ultimately, a collaborative effort is key to preserving the joy of the celebration while safeguarding everyone involved.
Editor: Those are valuable suggestions. Thank you for shedding light on this issue. We hope for a peaceful continuation of the festivities in Mexico City.
Expert: Thank you, and I appreciate the opportunity to address these important concerns.