Following the World Cup celebrations, authorities in Mexico City reported the collection of approximately 40 tonnes of waste from Reforma Avenue and the historic center on Friday morning. The city is now considering measures to manage street drinking in response to the large-scale festivities.
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Mexico City authorities address street drinking following World Cup celebrations
Mexico City authorities collected around 40 tonnes of waste from Reforma Avenue and the historic center after World Cup celebrations. The city is looking into regulations to address street drinking following these events.
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Mexico City looks to rein in street drinking after massive World Cup party
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Mexico City authorities address street drinking following World Cup celebrations