Tens of thousands of workers lined up before dawn to return to the auto factories along Mexico's northern border, the first day of the plan for the "new normal" in which many industries, recently considered essential, began to reopen.

Ciudad Juárez Mayor Armando Cabada estimated that 30% of the city's 300,000 manufacturing worker force had returned to their posts, in line with state guidelines for gradually increasing production.

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