Six passengers died due to a suspected gas leak inside a public transportation vehicle in Tultitlán, Mexico, which became stranded amid flooding caused by heavy rains on Sunday. The incident occurred near the Cueyamil station of the Tren Felipe Ángeles. Three victims died inside the vehicle, while three others managed to exit but later collapsed in the street. Floodwaters exceeded 60 centimeters in some areas, causing vehicles to become submerged, including one on the Benito Juárez Boulevard. The Line 2 of Mexibús suspended services due to the floods but resumed operations the next morning. Authorities reported that the Vía López Portillo was closed for approximately 3.8 kilometers due to severe flooding. Local water authorities conducted drainage work to remove standing water from affected areas.
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