CJNG causes FEAR in Tabasco; tenants and schools close after threat

Merchants and students stop their activities in the municipality of Center and Cárdenasfor homicides attributed to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), which occurred on the night of Tuesday, April 23.

In the town of Villa Ocuiltzapotlán in Centro did not open the commercial premiseswhile the students did not attend classes.

In addition, street market merchants decided to leave at noon due to threatening messages that circulated on social networks.

The Threats attributed to criminal groups caused fear in the populationit is worth mentioning that during the night five people were murdered and their bodies were abandoned with 'narco messages' from the CJNG.

The leading market stall merchant, María Guadalupe Sereno García, declared for the local media Tabasco Hoy that As a precaution they decided to withdraw earlier than usual. He added that they are a group of 50 people who sell at the place and they all decided to leave.

The woman assured that this harms them, since it is a day in which they sell considerably.

Police from the State Public Security Secretariat approached the merchants and told them that they were not certain that the threats came from criminals, They asked not to be afraid.

He pointed out that it could be a youth joke, however, the merchants chose to withdraw.

For his part, the spokesperson for the Government of Tabasco, Carlos Castillejos, pointed out through social networks that the curfew today in Centro and Cárdenas from 5:00 p.m. is false.

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