Mexico bus crash leaves 14 dead, 31 injured
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Mexico City, Mexico — At least 14 people died and 31 others were injured in a road accident in Mexico on Sunday, the authorities announced.
The accident took place in the state of Mexico, on the outskirts of the capital, when a bus overturned on the roadway, the local safety secretariat said.
“Preliminary figures put the death toll at 14, with a further 31 injured,” the same source said.
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Road accidents have been on the rise in Mexico since 2020. A total of 377,231 claims were recorded in 2022, according to the National Statistics Institute.
On February 24, 10 people died in a traffic accident in the north-central state of San Luis Potosi, including four minors.
On Saturday, a truck ran over migrants on foot, killing three of them, in the southern state of Oaxaca, reported the local press. The driver is still at large.
