He studies the championships in a two -storey bus in Mexico, killing at least 8 people and wounding dozens

Check the shipping train on a two -deciecate bus in Mexico Early on Monday, at least eight people were killed and 45 others were injured.

The accident occurred in an industrial area of ​​warehouses and factories in the town of Atlacomolco, about 80 miles northwest of Mexico.

The Civil Defense Agency in Mexico said Via x The authorities were still working on the accident site. The state prosecutor’s office said that he opened an investigation.

The bus is torn from the Herradura de Plata line due to the collision. The company did not immediately respond to the Associated Press request for comment.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City of Mexico, the train line, confirmed the accident and sent her condolences to the families of the victims. Canada -based Calaghari Calgary said that its employees were on the site and cooperated with the authorities.

City officials at Atlaculkolco asked the residents to refrain from going to the collision site and offered their condolences to the families of the victims who died.

“We express our sincere solidarity with the affected families at this time,” a A statement published on social media Read.

The authorities have not immediately provided details of how the accident occurred. One of the video distributed on the social media platforms that revolve around the heavy traffic was slowly moving across the train tracks when the rapid train that suddenly appeared outside the frame, which shocked the bus at the center point. Carry the full train momentum below the tracks and outside the frame.

There were no visual transit gates or other signals. Immediately before collapse, cars can be seen as they cross the tracks with traffic.

The cars in the other direction stopped crossing the tracks while the bus traveled on them, although a motorcycle has declined over seconds before the accident. The train hit the side of the passenger from the bus.

Another video clip showed the bus in the side of the tracks. The roof of the bus disappeared, and people can be seen moving at the upper level when the train slows down to stop.

A woman can hear crying, “Help me, help me.”

According to the latest report issued by the Iron Rail Regulatory Agency in Mexico, which was published in September, the row cross accidents are the most common and were in an upward direction in recent years.

Last year, there were 800 compared to 602 in 2020. The document did not include the number of victims who participated in the accidents.

Last month, six people died when a train hit several cars in Guangeato. In 2019, nine people were killed when a freight train was hit a passenger bus crossing the tracks in the central state of Koiretaro.