Tonnes of algae and seaweed have been washing up at one of Mexico’s most iconic resorts – forcing authorities to act.
Diggers have moved in to try and bury the unsightly plants, which stretch along more than 180km of beach near Cancun.
A hotel manager at the resort, Walter Espinoza, told Reuters that some of his guests have not been happy with the seaweed surge.
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