The US government has resumed activities for its officials in Michoacán, a state in southwest Mexico. This decision was made after a temporary suspension of operations due to a threat against US interests. The suspension had affected inspections conducted by the US Department of Agriculture personnel.

The US Embassy announced the resumption of activities, but details about the threat are not provided. US citizens are still advised to exercise extreme caution when traveling to Michoacán due to violence from criminal groups in the area. For more information, readers can refer to the original announcement from the US Embassy.