Mass Food Poisoning Outbreak in Yucatán: Dozens Sick After Eating Tacos

Mass Food Poisoning in Seyé, Yucatán: 30 Ill After Eating Tacos de Cabeza Seyé, Yucatán, Mexico – At least 30 people fell ill with food poisoning in Seyé, Yucatán, on Sunday, June 1st, 2025, after consuming tacos de cabeza from a vendor near the municipal market. The incident prompted a swift response from local authorities, including the mayor, Wendy, who confirmed that immediate support was given to the affected individuals. "The municipality provided immediate aid to those affected and remains on alert for potential new cases," stated Mayor Wendy in an official communication. Victims reported experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. While no serious hospitalizations have been reported, the event echoes a similar incident in June 2022, when over 500 people suffered food poisoning after eating cochinita pibil from the same market. The Morena council in Seyé issued a statement expressing regret and denying any intention to impede sanitary inspections. Health officials are planning inspections of market stalls and surrounding areas on Monday to determine the cause of the outbreak and prevent further incidents. The prompt response and ongoing investigation suggest a commitment to public safety and health in Seyé.