US EditionExplosion in Iztapalapa Almost Reaches Puebla Bus: Passengers Are Saved for Seconds
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Social media users shared a video of a man asking for money at hospitals after a gas tanker exploded in Iztapalapa, Mexico City, warning of possible fraud. Suspected scammer detected soliciting money after gas tanker explosion in Iztapalapa. On Thursday, a gas tanker exploded on the Puente de la Concordia bridge, on Ignacio Zaragoza Causeway, in Mexico City. The explosion caused alarm among passersby and public transportation users. Local author…
Subscribe to our WhatsApp channel and bring the information in the palm of your hand. They survived for seconds: the miracle of the Poblano bus in Iztapalapa A group of passengers from Puebla lived moments of extreme tension when their bus passed just before the explosion of a gas pipe on the Bridge of La Concordia, in Iztapalapa. The unit was hit by the heat of the flames and resulted in visible damage on one side. However, all on board were un…
Mexico City – The tragedy in Iztapalapa continues to mount. Authorities in the capital confirmed that six people died and at least 90 were injured after a gas tanker truck exploded this Wednesday at the La Concordia Highway Interchange, east of Mexico City, on the border with the State of Mexico. The incident has been considered one of the most serious in the area in recent years and has hospitals and emergency services on high alert. According …
ARISTEGUI NEWS On Wednesday, a tanker truck with a capacity of 49,500 litres overturned and exploded in the Ignacio Zaragoza Causeway, at the height of the Concordia Bridge. The number of deaths due to the explosion of a gas pipe that occurred on Wednesday in Iztapalapa, in the south of the Mexican capital, rose to six while the wounded in critical condition are 23. “At this moment, the Ministry of Health of Mexico City will be the one who will …
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