Podczas gwałtownej burzy, jaka rozszalała się w piątek po południu w stanie Guanajuato, w środkowym Meksyku, piorun zabił 7 osób, w tym 4 dzieci. Dzieci towarzyszyły matkom, które pracowały na polu - poinformowały lokalne władze. 2 dalsze osoby zostały ranne.
Do tragedii doszło w górzystym terenie, w pobliżu osady Mesa Cuata, w odległości 40 km od miasta Queretaro.
Ofiary należały do jednej rodziny. Dzieci były w wieku 3,5,9 i 14 lat. Zginęły też 3 kobiety w wieku 19,32 i 44 lat.
Ranne zostało dziecko w wieku 8 lat i 26-letnia kobieta. (PAP)
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