Gunman Kills Canadian Tourist at Teotihuacan Archaeological Site in Mexico
A gunman carried out an armed attack at the Teotihuacan archaeological site in central Mexico, resulting in the death of a Canadian tourist. The attacker reportedly climbed the Pyramid of the Moon and fired at tourists. Local reports provided no information on links to drug cartels.
news.sky.comAn armed attack occurred at the Teotihuacan archaeological site in central Mexico, according to reports from local outlet Milenio as cited by ZeroHedge. The site is located about 25 miles northeast of Mexico City in the State of Mexico. Preliminary reports indicate that the attacker climbed the Pyramid of the Moon and fired at tourists, resulting in one fatality.
Milenio reported on X around 1513 local time that the victim was of Canadian nationality. The outlet provided no further details on the victim's identity or additional casualties. ZeroHedge noted that preliminary reports did not link the attack to drug cartels.
Teotihuacan is a popular archaeological zone known for its ancient pyramids, including the Pyramid of the Moon. The incident took place at this site, which attracts tourists from around the world. Details remain limited, and the story is developing as more information becomes available.
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