Serious passenger bus accident leaves three dead and several injured in Mexico-Pyramides

On the afternoon of this Sunday, March 17, the bus rollover of passengers on a vehicular bridge in the Mexico-Pirámides highwayat kilometer 12, which left several people injured and presumably three people dead, so security elements were mobilized to the area of ​​the incident.

According to the first investigations, the passenger bus was traveling near the municipality of Acolmanwhere the driver lost control of the unit, causing the vehicle to end up under the Santa Catarina bridge; It is presumed that the driver of the unit was traveling at excessive speed.

Authorities have not issued an official statement about the case, in which apparently one of the victims would be a minor, at least three years old, so emergency teams arrived in the area to protect her while the injured people They were attended to.

First aid elements arrived at the scene to treat the injured people, while paramedics reportedly determined that at least three people no longer had vital signs, so they were transferred to a medical center; Uniformed members of the National Guard arrived to support the rescue and debris removal efforts.

Images of the incident began to circulate on social networks, where users shared information about it to publicize the event, so they also requested help to locate the victims’ relativeswhile they assured that first aid personnel arrived in the area.

Road traffic on the Mexico-Pirámides highway was affected by the incident, so uniformed personnel guarded the area while the injured were taken out of the passenger bus, with economic number 137.

To date, the identity of the people involved is unknown, so a preliminary list of those who would have been in the incident was shared on social networks:

Enrique Leal Cortez, Hilario Gonzalo García, Brianda Fernanda Jiménez Barraza, 29 years old; Parra Hernandez Ana; Martínez Cruz Víctor Alfonso; Melani Xisel Muñoz Hernández; Aurelio García Galindo; Francisco Antonio; Sánchez Pérez Lucia, among others.

It is presumed that At least 16 people were transported to receive medical attentionwhile the bodies would have been left inside the bus so that personnel from the Forensic Medical Service (Semefo) could lift the bodies, and also begin the corresponding procedures for the case.