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Vehicle hits crowd in Cabo San Lucas after Mexico’s World Cup win over Czechia
Seventeen people hurt after car drives through crowdDriver arrested following incident at tourist resortMore than a dozen people were injured on Wednesday night when a vehicle drove through a crowd in the popular tourist resort of Cabo San Lucas during a celebration of Mexico’s World Cup match victory, Los Cabos’s local authorities said in a statement.“According to preliminary information, the vehicle was surrounded by a group of people and, for reasons to be determined by the competent authority, drove through the crowd, injuring several people,” the local authorities added. Continue reading...
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TASS
· Jun 25, 2026
Car rams into crowd of football fans celebrating Mexico’s World Cup match win
The incident took place in Mexico’s Cabo San Lucas
The Independent
· Jun 25, 2026
Car drives into crowd of World Cup fans in Mexico injuring more than a dozen
The driver was taken into custody with injuries after the incident
Al Arabiya English
· Jun 26, 2026
Driver Plows Through Mexico World Cup Celebration
At least 17 people were injured after a driver plowed through a crowd in the popular resort city of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on June 24, according to officials. Los Cabos City Council said the incident occurred as fans were celebrating the Mexican national team’s victory in their World Cup match against Czechia that night.
Mexico News Daily
· Jun 25, 2026
Car plows through crowd of celebrating fans in Los Cabos, injuring 17
The driver, who was nearly lynched by the furious crowd, could face charges, but so might those in the gathering who pulled him from the vehicle and allegedly assaulted him. The post Car plows through crowd of celebrating fans in Los Cabos, injuring 17 appeared first on Mexico News Daily
PravdaReport
· Jun 25, 2026
Car Plows Into Football Fans in Mexico, Injuring 17 After National Team Victory
A celebration of Mexico's national football team's latest World Cup victory turned into chaos after a vehicle drove into a crowd of supporters in the resort city of Cabo San Lucas, leaving 17 people injured. The incident occurred in the state of Baja California Sur as fans gathered in the streets to celebrate Mexico's dominant performance in the tournament. According to local authorities, emergency responders treated multiple victims at the scene and transported several people to hospitals for further medical care.
Off The Press
· Jun 25, 2026
17 injured after vehicle plows into World Cup revelers in Mexico
Over a dozen people were injured on Wednesday night when a vehicle drove through a crowd in the popular tourist resort of Cabo San Lucas during a celebration of Mexico’s World Cup match victory, Los Cabos’ city hall said in a statement. “According to preliminary information, the vehicle was surrounded by a group of people []...Click to read more
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