Mexico has entered what it calls "Phase 3" - the most serious stage of the coronavirus pandemic.

For Mexican health officials, this phase refers to the point where the virus will spread the fastest, hitting its peak in the first half of May.

The number of reported infections has passed 9,000, with nearly 900 deaths.

Meanwhile, the government has passed a law granting amnesty to those who have not committed serious crimes.

This aims to keep the prison population down, lowering the risk of an outbreak in the country's prison system.

Al Jazeera's Manuel Rapalo reports from Mexico City.in Kansas City North as an assistant manager. He worked as such, largely in learning his duties, on February 14, 15 and 16, 1966, was off on February 17 and 18 (in the regular rotation) and was "terminated" on February 22 for having failed to report for three days. He was furnished a key to the rather small manager's office and was taught the combination of the safe. He did not receive a key to the outer doors of the cafeteria. Several other employees, including the manager, the first assistant manager, and the office girl also had office keys and the combination of the safe. Some employees were always in the building; at night these consisted of the crew which cleaned up and conducted certain parts of the