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Mass Shooting in Mexico’s Crime-Ridden City Kills 11

Translated and dubbed using AI. #southkorea #newstoday # ☞ Subscribe to MBN YouTube ☞ https://goo.gl/6ZsJGT 📢 MBN YouTube Community https://www.youtube.com/user/mbn/comm... MBN Facebook   / mbntv   MBN Instagram   / mbn_news   【 Anchor's Commentary 】 In Mexico, a shooting incident occurred in a city notorious for crime, resulting in at least 11 fatalities, according to Mexican authorities. Those celebrating the festival were forced to flee in terror from indiscriminate gunfire. Reporter Kim Moon-young reports. 【Reporter】 People showcase their dance moves to the music. During the celebration of 'Saint John the Baptist Day,' as the festive atmosphere was in full swing inside the house, suddenly loud noises were heard, causing people to quickly seek cover. As an armed assailant burst in and opened fire indiscriminately, the shocked and terrified expressions on people's faces were evident. ▶ Interview: Witness "It took a long time for authorities to arrive (after the incident). People were continuously crying out for help." There are bullet holes scattered across the windows, and blood was significantly smeared on the witness's clothes. This shooting has left at least 11 people dead, including a 17-year-old child, with over 20 others reported injured. The Mexican state of Guanajuato is home to numerous tourist attractions, including Guanajuato City, the backdrop of the globally loved animation 'Coco.' However, areas like Irapuato, where the shooting occurred, are considered highly dangerous due to severe security issues in Mexico. Particularly, since this region is severely affected by conflicts between Mexican cartels, it is highly likely that criminal organizations are involved in this incident. Mexican police stated that the federal prosecutor's office is investigating the circumstances surrounding this incident. Since last year, crimes targeting politicians have been on the rise, and the Mexican government, which is experiencing a surge in criminal activities, has expressed regret over this tragedy and promises a strong response. MBN News, Kim Moon-young. Video editing: Oh Kwang-hwan Graphics: Kim Jung-yeon Video source: MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TV, X @CorresponsalsMX @BjxNoticias