Fire destroys motorhome of Beijing Circus in Chiapas, two cars damaged

In Chiapas, Mexico, a motorhome belonging to a circus caught fire in the parking lot near the Víctor Manuel Reyna stadium. Firefighters prevented an explosion by removing two 20-kg propane tanks. The fire damaged two nearby vehicles, and two people suffered smoke inhalation.

In the Mexican city of Guasave (Sinaloa), a fire destroyed a motorhome and trailer on the night of June 4. The flames spread to a fuel truck, prompting the evacuation of several families. No injuries were reported; the cause is under investigation.

On Saturday at around 18:15 on the Pátzcuaro-Copandaro highway in Michoacán, a trailer from Transportes Refrigerados Galván (license plate 41-UM-6V) struck a Toyota van carrying nine passengers, including a minor, while overtaking at excessive speed. The driver fled; tourists sought help at a toll booth, and police provided assistance.

Governor Salomón Jara announced the reinforcement of the State Health Caravan Ve’e Tata, which will provide free medical services to the population of Oaxaca. The program includes 8 mobile units: 5 in the Central Valleys and 3 mammography units. Three units will strengthen the 'Juchitán Seguro' program, offering general and ophthalmological consultations, as well as a pharmacy. In a second phase, 2 veterinary service units will be launched.

In Santa Ana Tepetitlán, Zapopan, three motorhomes were completely destroyed in a suspected arson attack. The incident occurred on May 23, 2026. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the fire.

Governor Salomón Jara presented eight new mobile medical caravans Ve'e tata to provide free healthcare across Oaxaca. Five units will operate in Valles Centrales, three under the 'Juchitán Seguro' program. Services include ophthalmology, dentistry, gynecology, general medicine, and pharmacy products. A second phase will add two veterinary caravans.