Woman Launches Second Floor in Tapachula Due to Nervous Breakdown After Today's Earthquake; This Is Her State of Health
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After the 7.4 earthquake in Chiapas, a woman of Haitian origin jumped off the second floor of a building in Tapachula, due to a nervous breakdown.
Movements were noticeable in much of southeastern Mexico also shook buildings in Guatemala, Belize and El Salvador
MEXICO CITY – A Haitian woman jumped from the third floor of the building where she lives with other migrants after suffering a nervous breakdown during the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Chiapas on Friday morning. According to Civil Protection authorities, the first tremor occurred at 8:48 a.m. and was centered 135 kilometers southwest of Ciudad Hidalgo, on the border with Guatemala. The woman jumped from the building located in the Teófi…
The Ministry of Civil Protection reported that one woman threw herself off a third floor and another was injured after a door fell. The post Two women injured after earthquake in Chiapas first appeared in Eleven News.
A woman of Haitian nationality was injured in Tapachula, Chiapas, after the strong earthquake of 7.4 magnitude recorded on the morning of July 17. The incident generated mobilization of emergency bodies and added to a day marked by nervous crises and property reviews in the region. Tapachula authorities confirm the case of women injured after earthquake Luis Demetrio Martínez López, secretary of Civil Protection Municipal of Tapachula, reported …
A woman was seriously injured after falling from a second floor during the emergency caused by the series of earthquakes recorded this Friday morning in Tapachula, Chiapas. According to the first reports of the municipal civil protection authorities, the person threw himself from a height of approximately four to five meters amid the panic generated by the telluric movements. Paramedics came to the site to provide pre-hospital care and was later…
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