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The public transport unit, on route 26, covered the route from El Tenayo to the El Rosario metro; Witnesses said the flames spread quickly.
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A public transport unit on Route 26 was consumed by flames in Tlalnepantla; The accident would have started due to a short circuit, which caused the vehicle to be destroyed by fire and remain in ashes.
The incident occurred on the low bridge of Prolongación Hidalgo and Toltecas avenues, in the La Romana subdivision, in the municipality of northern Mexico, and despite its spectacular nature, no injuries were recorded, since once the fire started, the passengers abandoned the unit.
“Elements of @PCTlalne and the Municipal Fire Department are putting out a fire in a public transport unit in Radial Toltecas and Prolongación Hidalgo, in Fraccionamiento La Romana,” the municipal authority announced through its X account.
The passenger truck covered the route from El Tenayo to the El Rosario metro station; Witnesses indicated that the flames spread quickly, although users were able to get out and get to safety.
The tongues of fire caused a dense column of black smoke that was quelled by the Vulcans who arrived at the site of the accident to support the people who were affected.
It was staff Civil Protection and Firefighters (PCyB)who after a few minutes, controlled the conflagration, with his work they prevented the fire from spreading to other vehicles and neighboring houses.
The residents of the area took shelter in their homes once they became aware of the incident, which occurred at approximately 9 in the morning.
The first versions indicate that the possible cause of the fire It was a short circuit, although it will be the ministerial investigation that will determine what motivated it.
It should be noted that La Romana is central to the connectivity of the Metropolitan Area of the Valley of Mexico, since it is a strip of constant and conflictive vehicular flow because it is a passage for motorists who cross from the City to the State of Mexico and vice versa.