The Mexican government announced Thursday that it has put into effect an anti-terror plan to fend off possible attacks on the country.
The plan, code-named "Plan Sentinel," was issued the same day when a series of blasts ripped through central London at morning rush hours, killing at least 37 people and injuring hundreds more.
Interior Minister Carlos Abascal said the plan will put strict surveillance on strategic facilities, including oil, hydroelectric, telecommunications, transportation, harbor and airport infrastructure.
It will also reinforce vigilance on foreign embassies and diplomatic missions in the country, he added.