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Indiferencia ante la plaga; ayuntamiento se lava las manos ante emergencia

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Indiferencia ante la plaga; ayuntamiento se lava las manos ante emergencia
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Adriana Estrada El Buen Tono Orizaba.- Lo que hace un año era una emergencia sanitaria, hoy es solo parte del paisaje. El gusano barrenador (Cochliomyia hominivorax) continúa presente en la región, pero ni la población ni las autoridades parecen ya sorprenderse. De acuerdo a rescatistas independientes, la plaga ha sido “normalizada” al punto de que ya no genera alarma, pese a que sigue cobrando víctimas, especialmente entre las mascotas más vulnerables: los perros que viven en la calle.

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Publication timeSun, 26 Jul 2026 00:57:21 +0000
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Adriana Estrada El Buen Tono Orizaba.- Lo que hace un año era una emergencia sanitaria, hoy es solo parte del paisaje. El gusano barrenador (Cochliomyia hominivorax) continúa presente en la región, pero ni la población ni las autoridades parecen ya sorprenderse. De acuerdo a rescatistas independientes, la plaga ha sido “normalizada” al punto de que ya no genera alarma, pese a que sigue cobrando víctimas, especialmente entre las mascotas más vulnerables: los perros que viven en la calle. “La gente ya lo ve como algo común. Si un perro tiene una herida y le salen gusanos, dicen ‘es el barrenador’ y siguen su camino”, señalaron los rescatistas. El problema no es parejo. Los perros con dueño reciben atención veterinaria y se salvan.

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