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> MEXICO CITY - An elevated section of the Mexico City metro collapsed, sending a subway car plunging toward a busy boulevard late Monday, killing at least 15 people and injuring about 70, city officials said.
> Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said 34 of the injured were hospitalized, and people were still trapped inside the train, which was split in two and suspended.
> The collapse occurred on the newest of the Mexico City subway's lines, Line 12, which stretches far into the city's southside.
> Like many of the city's dozen subway lines, it runs underground through more central areas of the city of 9 million, but then runs on elevated, pre-formed concrete structures on the city's outskirts.
> In March of last year, a collision between two trains at the Tacubaya station left one passenger dead, injuring 41 people.
> In 2015, a train that did not stop on time crashed into another at the Oceania station, injuring 12 people.
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> A Mexico City metro train overpass collapsed onto a road Monday night, killing at least 20 people, including children, authorities said.
> Protección Civil México May 4, 2021 Sheinbaum said at a news conference at the scene that of the victims there was one person in his car underneath the collapsed metro overpass and he is alive at a hospital.
> Photos and video from the scene showed train cars hanging from the collapsed overpass and rescue personnel searching and transporting people away from the scene on stretchers.
> The metro's Line 12 was built when now Foreign Relations Secretary Marcelo Ebrard was Mexico City's mayor.
> A section of the overpass appeared to completely collapse, and another part was partially collapsed at an angle, photos and video showed.
> Video from Telemundo showed rescuers using ladders to reach train cars that hung from the overpass at a downward angle.
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