Schools Closed in Mexico City on June 11 for World Cup Opening Match
Mexico’s World Cup opener against South Africa is set for June 11, prompting the capital to adjust its schedule. Special traffic and security operations are being deployed across the city.
The governor announced that all public primary and secondary schools will remain closed that day. The measure aims to spare families from the disruption surrounding the high‑profile event.
With classrooms shut, the city’s focus shifts entirely to the global sporting spectacle.
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