At least 37 dead in a fire at a migrant center near the U.S.-Mexico border

Story by Mithil Aggarwal • 34m ago

Many more were injured, with 21 people taken to four local hospitals, officials told Telemundo affiliate KTDO early Tuesday, after the fire at a facility run by the National Migration Institute (INM) in Ciudad Juarez.

The cause of the fire was not immediately known. Rescue teams, firefighters and local police were responding to the scene, Telemundo reported.

The facility, in Chihuahua state, is close to the Santa Fe International Bridge.

The country's prosecutor general has initiated an investigation, Andrea Chávez, federal deputy of Ciudad Juarez, said in a statement on Facebook.

Mexican authorities did not immediately respond to requests for comment from NBC News.

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>>18594216

Not sure if you can answer this, but found an odd pattern in health of 2 people I know.

First one male, age 51, NO jab, had CoVid, for 2nd time, in early January 2022. A-typical heart attack in Dec 2023- 100% blocked right side, stent put in.

2nd one female, age 72, No jab, CoVid early April 2022, A-typical heart attack this week, 3 stents put in.

Only thing these 2 have in common is proximity to where they live to each other.

Odd coincidence they each have heart problems just shy of a year after having virus.

>>18594258

Ty for the reply Anon. Have been wondering if (they) managed to get an illness excellerant into the new strain of the virus, like the jab. I’ve known 2 people who died suddenly of Cancer with no previous symptoms. They each died within 2 weeks of diagnosis.

So now the sudden heart issues with A-typical symptoms is interesting.

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