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A couple walks past bullet casings at a crime scene in Cancun in January
2017.
AP
Mexico’s most popular holiday hotspot has become overrun with drug gangs,
as violence in the tourist party town escalates to unprecedented levels.
Cancun has seen 14 murders in just 36 hours — the highest ever in the
country’s recorded history, according to Noticaribe.
The latest violence on April 4 saw 14 people killed and at least five others
left with gunshot wounds, in six separate instances in the party town.
The figures surpass Cancun’s previous record of nine killings in a day,
which was set on Nov. 25, 2004.
More than 100 people have been slaughtered in Cancun since the beginning of
2018, as Mexico’s cartels continue to spread fear through the country.
The Mexican tourist hotspot’s growing crime wave threatens to leave it a
ghost town, with most murders in Cancun remaining unsolved.
Amid a thriving drug trade and widespread extortion, fear is rampant and
threatens to have a spillover effect on the country’s multibillion-dollar
tourism industry.
British journalist Krishnan Guru-Murthy recently traveled to Mexico for SBS
’s Dateline to investigate why so many murders are taking place.
“This is one of the most beautiful views in the world and we are the only
people here,” Guru-Murthy said from Cancun’s main beach.
Later, just before sunset, he found himself in the middle of a crime scene
— a man had been gunned down in the sand.
2017.
AP
Mexico’s most popular holiday hotspot has become overrun with drug gangs,
as violence in the tourist party town escalates to unprecedented levels.
Cancun has seen 14 murders in just 36 hours — the highest ever in the
country’s recorded history, according to Noticaribe.
The latest violence on April 4 saw 14 people killed and at least five others
left with gunshot wounds, in six separate instances in the party town.
The figures surpass Cancun’s previous record of nine killings in a day,
which was set on Nov. 25, 2004.
More than 100 people have been slaughtered in Cancun since the beginning of
2018, as Mexico’s cartels continue to spread fear through the country.
The Mexican tourist hotspot’s growing crime wave threatens to leave it a
ghost town, with most murders in Cancun remaining unsolved.
Amid a thriving drug trade and widespread extortion, fear is rampant and
threatens to have a spillover effect on the country’s multibillion-dollar
tourism industry.
British journalist Krishnan Guru-Murthy recently traveled to Mexico for SBS
’s Dateline to investigate why so many murders are taking place.
“This is one of the most beautiful views in the world and we are the only
people here,” Guru-Murthy said from Cancun’s main beach.
Later, just before sunset, he found himself in the middle of a crime scene
— a man had been gunned down in the sand.