In response to the aftermath of World Cup celebrations in Mexico City, authorities are developing new approaches to manage street drinking and public gatherings. Friday's cleanup effort demonstrates the scale of the festivities—crews collected forty tonnes of waste from Reforma Avenue and the historic centre. According to Al Jazeera, these incidents are prompting city officials to establish strategies for future major events.

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