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Fire and explosion at store in Mexico leave at least 23 dead

23 dead, 12 injured in fire and explosion at a store in northwestern Mexico

The deaths were caused by "inhalation of toxic gases," as shown by preliminary investigations, said Sonora Attorney General Gustavo Salas Chávez.

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Tragic fire at Mexico store kills 23 including children during Day of the Dead festivities

Daily Express US on MSN · 19h

Mexico explosion: 23 dead as fire rages at Waldo's convenience store - 12 others injured

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Explosion and fire at convenience store kills at least 23 in northern Mexico

A fire and explosion at a convenience store in northern Mexico on Saturday killed at least 23 people, including children, and injured 12 others, local officials said.

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Children among 23 dead after supermarket fire in Mexico

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Supermarket explosion kills at least 23, including children in Mexico

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Fire at general store kills at least 23 in northern Mexico, state governor says

“So far, there are reports of 23 people dead and 11 injured who are being treated at different hospitals in the city. Unfortunately, among the victims are minors,” he said.

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Fire and explosion at store in northwestern Mexico leave at least 23 dead and a dozen injured

Al Jazeera English · 19h

At least 23 killed in supermarket explosion in Mexico’s Sonora state

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