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Motorhome fire shuts down highway in Veracruz

16.06.2026 22:32 1 min 1 source РУС
Azteca Veracruz SPA
Motorhome fire shuts down highway in Veracruz
Original source: Azteca Veracruz

On Tuesday, a motorhome was completely destroyed by fire on federal highway 180 near La Baina (Santiago Tuxtla–San Andrés Tuxtla section). Traffic was temporarily closed; no injuries reported. Cause of the fire is under investigation.

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Motorhome fire shuts down highway in Veracruz

16.06.2026 Azteca Veracruz SPA Original source

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