Four die during World Cup celebrations in Mexico City
Four people died during celebrations in Mexico City after the national football team's World Cup win over Ecuador, authorities said. More than one million people had gathered in the capital.
Four people died during celebrations in Mexico City after the country's football team beat Ecuador at the World Cup, according to authorities. More than one million people had taken to the streets of the capital on Tuesday.
Officials said the deaths occurred amid dense crowds, and emergency services were sent to the scene. Some people were also injured during the celebrations, and authorities said the causes of the deaths were being investigated.
City authorities urged caution at any further gatherings as the tournament continues. Officials said security measures would be increased for large crowds in the coming days.
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