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Attempt to burn beehive causes camper van fire in Bacalar

21.02.2026 05:43 1 min 1 source РУС
Por Esto! SPA
Attempt to burn beehive causes camper van fire in Bacalar
Original source: Por Esto!

A camper van parked on a vacant lot caught fire in the municipality of Bacalar, Mexico. According to witnesses, the blaze started when a man tried to control a beehive using fire, which then spread to the vehicle. One person suffered minor burns, and the camper van was partially destroyed.

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Attempt to burn beehive causes camper van fire in Bacalar

21.02.2026 Por Esto! SPA Original source

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