The Mayor Of Austin Is Being Torn Apart For Taking A Vacation To Mexico Amid COVID-19

He took a trip after telling people to stay home
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The Mayor of Austin, much like every other mayor in the country, has had a pretty tough year, but his latest move has citizens livid.

Mayor Steve Adler strongly encouraged Austonians to stay home and avoid gatherings of 10 or more people as COVID-19 cases continue to increase, the only problem is that he did not listen to his own advice and took a vacation to Mexico.

The Mayor even sent a video update from his estate in Mexico and completely failed to mention that he was in another country.

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I need to set a clearer example so that my message is unambiguous. I sincerely apologize. Mayor Steve Adler 

Adler along with seven other friends and family boarded a private jet and headed to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico the day after hosting an outdoor wedding reception with 20 or more people in attendance according to the Austin American Statesmen.

The Mayor has since apologized for taking the trip, saying that he needs to set a clearer example.

It's safe to say that residents of the state capital are still upset despite his apology.

Travis County, which houses Austin, has now reported over 39-thousand cases of COVID-19, with nearly 36,000 making full recoveries.

Texas has now reported over 1.2-million cases of the Coronavirus since the pandemic began.

  • Noah Borden was an Associate Editor for Narcity Media.

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