“Our community is in mourning, they They didn’t deserve to die like that. They were just children who were beginning to live,” was the clamor widespread among relativesfriends, neighbors, classmates and school teachers of the 6 peoplefive minors and an elderly woman, who died buried inside their homelast Monday night as a result of a landslide on a hill in the Raquelito neighborhood the Cuartos III, during the ceremony in which their bodies were being laid out.
There, in a tent decorated with white balloons, set up in the community park, on Sauces Street, Since Tuesday night, the coffins containing the mortal remains of five minors arrivedbetween 10 and 18 years old, and an 80-year-old woman, all of them members of a family, to be laid to rest.
Minutes before 1:00 p.m., One by one, the school friends of the deceased children paraded around the coffins.Some were shocked and others hugged them and cried inconsolably over the death of someone they considered a great friend.
Likewise, The neighbors came and hugged the parents of the minors.to whom they tried to give encouragement and resignation.
“The community is in mourning, We have never experienced a tragedy like this before.“We will never forget her because she left a mark on us,” shouted a woman who was crying bitterly along with the relatives of the deceased.
The The deceased were celebrating their father’s birthday when tragedy struck.
They also hold a wake for a firefighter who died
Almost at the same time, but eAt the base of the H. Naucalpan Fire Department, firefighter colleaguesToday, a Civil Protection photographer died in the line of duty, when he was helping the population that was affected by the landslide of the hill, They paid tribute to him and held a wake over his remains.
There, after that Several of his companions performed honor guardshad words of gratitude for the rescuer, whom they described as a good and kind person, hard-working and brave who died in the line of duty.
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Note originally published in The Press.