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Mexico ups security, caps crowds after fan deaths

ESPN· Jul 4, 2026 · 4:12 AM · 555 views

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In response to recent fan fatalities, Mexico City is ramping up security measures and limiting crowd sizes for the upcoming match against England. Mayor Clara Brugada announced stricter controls, including a ban on street alcohol sales and the deployment of 6,000 officers to key areas. These efforts aim to ensure a safe celebration as fans gather to support their team. #MexicoCity #SecurityUpdate #FootballFans #EnglandVsMexico #SportsSafety

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