US EditionMexico church roof collapses during mass, killing at least 10 and injuring 60
- A church roof collapsed during Sunday mass in Ciudad Madero, Mexico, resulting in the death of nine people and injuring 40 others. Bishop Jose Armando Alvarez described how the roof crumbled while worshippers were receiving communion.
- The collapse of the roof is believed to be caused by a structural failure, as stated by the state security spokesman's office. The Mexican Council of Bishops expressed their condolences at the tragic loss of life and injuries.
- Despite the tragedy, there is hope as people have been rescued alive from underneath the debris, thanks to Divine Providence and the work of the rescue teams, according to the Diocese of Tampico.
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11 people are dead after Mexico church roof collapses. No more people believed buried in rubble - West Hawaii Today
CIUDAD MADERO, Mexico — The collapse of a church roof during a service in northern Mexico has killed at least 11 people and injured 60, and searchers said Monday that no further people were believed to be trapped in the wreckage.
Mexico church roof collapses, killing 11
CIUDAD MADERO, Mexico — The collapse of a church roof during a service in northern Mexico killed at least 11 people and injured 60, and searchers said Monday that no further people were believed to be trapped in the wreckage.
11 People Are Dead after Mexico Church Roof Collapses. No More People Believed Buried in Rubble
CIUDAD MADERO, Mexico (AP) — Eleven members of Monica Segura's family were gathered inside the Santa Cruz church in northeast Mexico for the baptism of her 1-year-old nephew when the roof collapsed killing at least 11 people.
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