Yesterday in Mexico City, a tragic gas tanker explosion occurred beneath a highway overpass in the densely populated Iztapalapa district. The explosion killed at least 8 people and injured about 90 others, including severe burns for many victims and critical condition for 19 individuals. The tanker was carrying approximately 49,500 liters (about 13,000 gallons) of gas, which may have exploded after overturning. Emergency services, along with local residents, responded to the disaster, rescuing victims and extinguishing the flames. The incident caused chaos, destroyed several vehicles, and led to road closures. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause, and concerns about the transport safety and insurance status of the company linked to the tanker were raised. President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed condolences and support for the affected families. Additionally, other events noted included thoughts on political violence and preparations for upcoming national independence celebrations in Mexico.