En los últimos días se han registrado varios casos de aves muertas en San Luis Potosí a causa de la fuerte ola de calor que ha impactado a la zona, principalmente en los alrededores de Xilitla.
Marcelino Covarrubias Hernández, responsable de la Dirección de Ecología en este municipio reconocido por su atractivo turístico, indicó que las temperaturas han superado los 35 grados, lo que afecta a la fauna local, incluyendo las diversas especies que habitan la zona, algunas en peligro de extinción.
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