Series of Road Accidents Injure Over 10 in Central Mexico

A vehicle overturned on the Periférico ring road, leaving three people injured and causing severe traffic congestion. Emergency crews cleared the site and reopened the lane after treating the victims.

Two motorcyclists fell near the villages of Ciénega and Mancillas in Río Grande; both were taken to Hospital IMSS Bienestar after receiving first‑aid.

On Federal Highway 200 at the entrance to Boca de Tomatlán, a van rolled over and caught fire, resulting in three injuries—two burns and one smoke‑inhalation case—before the road was temporarily closed and traffic backed up for hours.

In Michoacán, a motorist collided with a Ford Fiesta on the highway exiting toward Quiroga, sustaining multiple contusions and a head injury; the rider was transported to Hospital Civil.

In Parras de la Fuente, Coahuila, a motorcyclist was thrown against the rear window of a Jeep during a high‑speed impact near a speed‑reducer installation zone, suffering a serious ear injury. The accident added to a string of recent crashes in the area.