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Death toll of Mexico pipeline explosion adds up to 73

By Reuters
21 January 2019   |   3:47 pm
The death toll from a pipeline explosion in central Mexico has climbed to 73 and could continue to rise, the governor of the state of Hidalgo said on Saturday evening.

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