Emergency services respond to multiple fires and accidents in Mexico

Emergency responders in Mexico have addressed several incidents involving fires and accidents. In Chihuahua, an explosion in a residence in the Pedro Domínguez neighborhood left seven people injured, including two adults and five minors, with second and third-degree burns. Additionally, a fire in the Villa Juárez neighborhood of Chihuahua required the evacuation of an elderly resident after flames from a backyard containing wood and an old vehicle threatened nearby homes.

In Mazatlán, Sinaloa, emergency teams responded to various calls, including a gas explosion in a third-floor condominium in the Cerritos area that injured one person. Firefighters also contained a fire in an abandoned house in the F. Iturbe neighborhood that was fueled by accumulated trash and weeds. Furthermore, a person sustained a head injury after falling onto rocks at the El Clavadista tourist area near the Sánchez Taboada esplanade.