Ten killed and dozens injured in Mexico fireworks blast
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Ten killed and dozens injured in Mexico fireworks blast NewsFeed Ten killed and dozens injured in Mexico fireworks blast At least 10 people were killed and around 60 wounded in central Mexico when fireworks detonated during a religious festival.
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Ten killed and dozens injured in Mexico fireworks blast NewsFeed Ten killed and dozens injured in Mexico fireworks blast At least 10 people were killed and around 60 wounded in central Mexico when fireworks detonated during a religious festival.
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