A discomfort that is turning into chronic, deadly, and disastrous diseases for families in Monterrey is garnering attention. The President of Mexico plans to discuss the issue with the governor. It is expected that during her visit, the president will be able to experience firsthand the effects of polluted air by taking an outdoor walk of approximately 400 meters.
Civil society, represented by the Citizen Observatory of Air Quality in the Metropolitan Area of Monterrey, has launched various initiatives to combat pollution. For example, a call was made for citizens to share photographs and messages on social media to raise awareness about this serious problem affecting public health.
Despite the efforts of civil society, state and federal authorities seem to not respond effectively to the environmental crisis. Citizens have turned to social media to pressure officials and make the urgency of addressing air pollution in Nuevo León and other regions visible. There is real concern regarding the lack of action from governmental agencies in the face of this serious situation.
It is evident that air pollution in the Monterrey metropolitan area is a problem that has become unsustainable. Given the inaction of authorities and the persistent pollution, citizens are demanding that the commitments made to address this situation be fulfilled. The need to regulate fuels and ensure compliance is a crucial issue that requires immediate attention to protect public health.
The fight against air pollution is a battle fought daily in the city. The consequences of poor air quality are felt in the health and well-being of the inhabitants, who suffer from poisoning symptoms daily. It is imperative that authorities take concrete and effective measures to address this environmental crisis that affects the entire region. Collaboration between society and institutions is essential to find solutions that improve air quality and protect the health of all citizens.
