US EditionGas Pipe Explosion in Mexico-Puebla
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The incident not only involved the pipe, but also several vehicles were set on fire.
A gas pipe exploded in the Mexico-Puebla Highway, at the height of the municipality of Ixtapaluca, in the State of Mexico. At the moment it is unknown whether there are any victims. Through the X account of the C5 State of Mexico it was reported that emergency bodies, personnel of Capufe and National Guard are working in the place. Authorities recommend using alternate routes: Direction CDMX, traffic deviation at the height of kilometer 63 (Popl…
For almost 8 hours, the Mexico-Puebla highway was closed because a pipe loaded with fuel crashed and caused a strong explosion. So far, the driver’s health is unknown. Accident highway Mexico-Puebla // X:@RupiReporter_ Pipe explosion on Mexico-Puebla highway On Saturday night, the crash and the explosion of a pipe carrying fuel at kilometer 48 of the Mexico-Puebla highway, at the height of Ixtapaluca, were reported. Due to the magnitude of the a…
The explosion of a pipe on the highway Mexico-Puebla caused the closure of the road. The post Pipa explodes on the highway Mexico-Puebla; circulation closes in both directions first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx
Eridani SalazarA heavy accident on the Mexico-Puebla highway, at the height of Ixtapaluca, caused road chaos and an intense mobilization of emergency bodies after a pipe with double trailer loaded with gasoline was set on fire at kilometer 48. The magnitude of the accident was such that one of the sections of the vehicle, known as “salchicha”, was projected and fell into a ravine of at least 50 meters deep, generating a fire that forced the clos…
A heavy fire caused the tipping and explosion of a gas pipe on the Mexico-Puebla highway, at the height of kilometer 48, in the municipality of Ixtapaluca, heading towards Mexico City. Elements of the emergency services immediately came to the place to suffocate the flames and control the situation, while Civil Protection of the State of Mexico and Federal Roads and Bridges (CAPUFE) reported on the total closure of the circulation in both direct…
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