Mexico train derailment: 13 killed, over 90 injured; videos from site show chaos - The Times of India
A deadly train derailment in southern Mexico has left at least 13 people dead and nearly 100 others injured, triggering a large-scale emergency response. The incident occurred when an interoceanic passenger train traveling through a rural area went off the tracks, causing several coaches to overturn. Many passengers were trapped inside the damaged compartments, prompting rescue teams, medical staff, and local authorities to rush to the scene. Injured victims were transported to nearby hospitals, while severe cases were shifted to specialized medical facilities. Officials stated that an investigation has been launched to determine the exact cause of the accident, with early reports suggesting possible track or mechanical issues. The interoceanic rail route is a key transportation link in the region, making the incident a major concern for public safety. Authorities have expressed condolences to the families of the victims and assured strict safety reviews to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
The Key points
- Interoceanic train derailed in southern Mexico
- At least 13 passengers confirmed dead
- Nearly 100 people suffered injuries
- Multiple train coaches overturned after derailment
- Rescue teams responded immediately to the crash
- Injured passengers shifted to nearby hospitals
- Some victims remain in critical condition
- Authorities launched an official investigation
- Possible mechanical or track failure suspected
- Government promised safety checks and support for families
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