Enough with sugarcoating reality. While offices talk about tourism promotion and attracting visitors, a Russian family traveling through Mexico in a motorhome reported that they were robbed in Villahermosa.
According to the account published by the travelers themselves, someone forced open the rear lock of their GMC truck while it was parked at a Walmart and entered the vehicle they use as their home during their journey.
They did not take just anything.
The family reported the theft of a computer containing their work and memories, a passport and other documents, a collection of coins gathered during their travels, and various personal belongings.
The photographs they themselves shared show the damage to the door and the vehicle in which they are traveling around the country.
And here is a part that should make more than one government office uncomfortable.
They are foreign tourists. They are in Villahermosa. They traveled through Mexico and are now asking for help because they were robbed inside the city.
Where is the Tabasco Secretariat of Tourism?
So far, in the information shared by the family, there has been no public response from the Tourism Secretariat offering assistance, although it will also be necessary to determine whether the travelers filed a formal complaint and what action the authorities took.
Promoting Tabasco is not limited to photographs of events, economic-impact figures, and speeches.
It also means assisting visitors when they end up with the door of their motorhome forced open, without a computer and without documents, in a city they do not know.
The family itself explains that they left Russia amid the war and that the truck is literally their home. They are now in Villahermosa seeking information, help repairing the vehicle, and assistance recovering their belongings.
Tendencias Tabasco is sharing the report so that it reaches the authorities and, above all, in an effort to help this family.
If anyone saw anything, has information, or knows where the stolen items may have ended up, they can contact the affected family or send us information by inbox.
Because this also happens in Tabasco.
What others prefer not to publish also deserves to be told.
Share this. Maybe among thousands of people, someone will appear who saw something.
Source: mexicodailypost
