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Pope Francis and archbishop of San Antonio pray for 50 migrants who died in apparent smuggling operation

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Pope Francis has joined the global community in mourning the 50 migrants found dead inside a trailer truck abandoned in Texas. On Monday, a San Antonio city worker heard soft cries for help coming from a rig parked along Quintana Road, between railroad tracks and salvage yards. At least 50 people, all of them believed to have been smuggled into the United States across the Mexican border, have died of suspected heat related illnesses.

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NY Daily News

Pope Francis prays for migrants found inside abandoned truck in Texas

Pope Francis has joined the global community in mourning the 50 migrants found dead inside a trailer truck abandoned in Texas amid sweltering temperatures.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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NBC News

Dozens of migrants found dead in abandoned truck in Texas

Dozens of people were found dead in a truck on the edge of San Antonio, Texas that was left abandoned on the side of the road. The vehicle was filled with migrants from several countries including Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. Firefighters arrived on the scene after reportedly hearing calls for help to open the truck’s doors.

2 years ago·United States

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Dawn

50 migrants found dead in abandoned truck in Texas

Victims identified as from Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras; White House calls tragedy "absolutely horrific and heartbreaking".

2 years ago·Pakistan

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Armenian News

46 migrants found dead in abandoned truck on San Antonio road

2 years ago·Armenia

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El Impulso

▷ 46 migrants found dead in abandoned trailer in San Antonio #28Jun - El Impulso

Forty-six people were found dead in and near a cargo truck and another 16 were taken to hospitals — including four children — in an alleged attempt to illegally enter the United States, authorities said in San Antonio.

2 years ago

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