While Mexican folk seem to be awake to a COVID agenda, they’ve gone one step further, conjuring up something scarier than the pandemic itself. THE WOLFMAN! Ooooowww!
“Werewolf” generates collective hysteria in Coita
For the inhabitants of Ocuilapa de Juárez, in the municipality of Ocozocoautla, in the state of Chiapas, coronavirus is only a myth, an invention of the government disseminated for reasons that they do not quite understand.
That is why they decided to continue their Easter celebrations without any inconvenience, as is the traditional fair that, in the last days , has gathered more than five thousand visitors, however, the peace of the locals was troubled after the presence of a werewolf who has caused panic in the community was detected.
According to them, a few days ago, the hellish being was detected by the same locals who began to organize to hunt it because they cannot allow it to haunt the inhabitants, a situation that has violated all the prevention protocols provided by the Health authorities in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus that, at the national level, continues to claim lives.
The Municipal Police itself reported that in recent days there have been a high number of calls from the settlers demanding the presence of armed officers to protect them from the werewolf who prowled rural areas and threatens the inhabitants.
On social media they have disseminated images and videos of the alleged sightings, the inhabitants believe that this is a nahual so they have strengthened all their prevention mechanisms leaving aside the threat that is being experienced worldwide by the Pandemic of the Covid-19.
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