A group of protesters block part of the Mexico-Puebla Highway before reaching the Chalco booth At Panasonic’s level, the protesters say they will not move from their site.
The demonstration is due to the disappearance of a young man who has been missing since September 3 and the people say they will not leave the highway until the authorities resolve his situation.
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At the moment, the central and lateral lanes towards Chalco remain closed, obstructing traffic traffic. People are demanding a response from the prosecutor’s office regarding the disappearance of an 18-year-old young man. The last thing we know about him is that he was in the San Buenaventura Housing Unit in the municipality of Ixtapaluca, State of Mexico.
The missing young man in question is Johan Alain Hernandez Vazquez and the protesters demand the resolution of their case with the slogan “They took him alive, we want him back alive.” The blockade has also caused traffic chaos, as drivers heading to the municipalities of Chalco, Ixtapaluca and Puebla have been left stranded and unable to move forward.
Videos of the blockade have been reported on social media, where protesters have been shown blocking the road. Several social media users have commented on the situation, stating that the protesters should withdraw as they only make things worse.
At the moment the central and lateral lanes towards Chalco are closed at the height of Panasonic. Take precautions. There is a demonstration for a missing person.
Mexico Puebla Highway pic.twitter.com/41EvTtQLVo
— OurOldIxtapalucaChalco (@IxtapalucaAntes) September 12, 2024
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2024-09-14 23:21:51