Teotihuacan Reopens After Shooting

The site saw fewer tourists than usual as armed officers patrolled the grounds to reassure visitors.

Monday's shooting, which also wounded 13 others, has intensified scrutiny of Mexico's safety readiness ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

President Claudia Sheinbaum issued a statement calling the incident 'isolated' and promising a full investigation into the gunman's motives.

Despite the increased security, the tragedy has dealt a significant blow to the region's vital tourism industry.