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7 Dead & 17 Injured in Accident in Mexico

August 3, 2023
7 Dead & 17 Injured in Accident in Mexico
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Mexico’s authorities announced that 7 people died and 17 others were wounded after a train collided with a minibus at a railway crossing in the centre of the country.

According to ABC News, several of the injured are in critical condition, raising concerns that the death toll may rise.

It’s worth noting that accidents at railway crossings in Mexico are common due to the lack of proper signals or barriers.

Such incidents underscore the urgent need for improved safety measures and infrastructure upgrades in the region.

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