US EditionA Week After the Tragedy of a Pipe Explosion in Iztapalapa: “My Brother Saved Other People and Now Fights for His Life”
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A week ago, the La Concordia bridge in Iztapalapa became the scene of one of the worst recent tragedies in Mexico City. The explosion that caused the tipping of a gas pipe has so far left 20 dead and dozens injured, a figure that continues to increase with the passage of days. Among the multiple videos that circulated on social networks there is one that summarizes the terror of the moment. A microbus stops dry while it is wrapped by the LP gas …
Health of CDMX report that raised to 20 the number of dead after the outbreak of a pipe in Iztapalapa and that there are 31 people hospitalized.
Abril Díaz, 34 years old, remains in the Hospital de Traumatología Victoriano de la Fuente Narváez, where she is reported to be very serious, so she is considered the most delicate victim who left the tragedy of the Puente de La Concordia, in Iztapalapa, as she has burns on most of her body, as well as other complications that keep doctors and family members in pain.
One week after the explosion of an LP gas pipe by the company Silza, a subsidiary of Gas Tomza, in the area of Puente de la Concordia, the number of deaths continues to increase and the authorities keep the investigation open to clarify the cause of the accident. The latest report by the Ministry of Public Health of Mexico City indicated that 20 people have lost their lives due to the burns resulting from the explosion, 31 remain hospitalized an…
During a press conference led by the head of government, Clara Brugada, updates were made regarding the investigation into the tipping of the LP gas pipe at the Puente La Concordia, in the mayor's office of Iztapalapa, which ended in a strong explosion last September 10.In this case, the head of the Attorney General's Office of Justice of Mexico City (FGJCDMX), Bertha María Mayor Luján, described how the fateful accident took place that, until 1…
Mexico City, September 17. On Wednesday, the death toll of a gas pipe from the Bajacaliforniana company Silza rose to 20 at the end of a week of the event that took place at the Puente de La Concordia, in Mexico City’s Iztapalapa mayor’s office. At the end of 10 a.m., the Ministry of Public Health of Mexico City said that 31 people were still hospitalized and another 33 were already discharged. You may also be interested: Family members of victi…
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