Mexico City: Animal remains found in Tláhuac search, not human

Search operations in Tláhuac, Mexico City, have concluded after covering a significant area, but yielded no human remains. The Commission for the Search of Disappeared Persons confirmed that 150 potential indicators found during the search were identified as animal remains.

Luis Gómez Negrete, head of the Capital's Commission for the Search of Disappeared Persons, stated in an interview with EL UNIVERSAL that the extensive search covered approximately 67,357 square meters. Despite the thoroughness of the operation, the findings did not include evidence of missing persons.

The commission's work is crucial in the ongoing efforts to locate individuals who have disappeared. While this particular search did not yield the expected results, it represents a systematic effort to investigate all leads.

The confirmation that the discovered remains were animal in origin brings a close to this specific phase of the search in Tláhuac, though efforts to find missing persons continue across the region.