Mexican authorities said they removed alleged U.S. warning signs placed inside the country. In a press release, the Mexican Foreign Ministry said it is unclear whether U.S. authorities placed the signs and officials have contacted the U.S. embassy in the country about the incident.
The signs were located in Playa Bagdad, dozens of kilometers inside the country. Navy officials found the signs after receiving a report. "During initial consultations by the Consulate of Mexico in Brownsville, officials were not able to confirm that any U.S. authority had put up the signs," the ministry added.
