Gunmen kill 7 at water park in central Mexico
Mexico has registered more than 350,000 murders, most of them blamed on criminal gangs, since the government controversially deployed the army to fight drug cartels in 2006. – EPA pic, April 16, 2023.
GUNMEN stormed a water park in central Mexico yesterday and killed six adults and a child, unleashing panic among those present, local authorities said. Police “arrived at the scene where they found… three dead women, three men and a seven-year-old minor, in addition to one person seriously wounded,” said a statement from City Hall in Cortazar, the municipality where the attack took place.
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