At least ten people, including two minors, lost their lives yesterday, Sunday, in a traffic accident in Jalisco, a state in western Mexico, involving a truck carrying goods and vehicles that had come to a standstill due to a previous accident, according to Mexico’s Civil Protection Agency.
The truck crashed into a emergency response team that was operating at the scene of the first accident, in the community of Ostotipaquillo, in the direction of Nayarit.
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9 dead and 10 injured on the Gdl–Tepic highway in Magdalena, Jalisco.
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Civil Protection reported ten deaths, including two children.
They also reported the same number of injured, including two members of the National Guard in “serious condition” as well as four others with minor injuries, all of whom are U.S. citizens.
The first collision involved two trucks carrying goods.
Source: skai.gr
