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The fire led to commotion in the city of Aguascalientes, as moving vehicles halted amid a raging fire, prompting travellers to leave their cars.

Watch: moving train catches fire in Mexico; hundreds evacuated

The fire led to commotion in the city of Aguascalientes, as moving vehicles halted amid a raging fire, prompting travellers to leave their cars.

A freight train in Mexico was engulfed in thick flames after a fuel truck crashed into it.&nbsp;
A video of the incident from October 20 shows a blazing train passing near a bridge after a fuel tanker reportedly rammed into it.
According to some reports, the fire started after the fuel tanker rammed into an overpass.&nbsp;
No casualties or injuries were reported barring one person, who experienced minor breathing issues due to smoke inhalation.
The fire led to commotion in the city of Aguascalientes, as moving vehicles halted amid a raging fire, prompting travellers to leave their cars.
Following the incident, about 1000 people were evacuated from the nearby residential area, NDTV reported quoting city fire chief Miguel Murillo.
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A protest for safe cycling in Mexico City sprouted on Saturday, as participants pedaled and marched naked through some of the busiest avenues in the Mexican capital.
This is the first World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) staged in two years, since previous iterations were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The protesters gathered at the Revolution Monument and rode approximately 17 kilometers (10.5 miles), across the streets of the historic center and Pase de la Reforma avenue.
Fabian Conejo, member of WNBR, suggested nudity is an allegory of their fragility in the streets as they ride alongside cars, trucks, and buses.
"No matter how much safety equipment you carry as for a cyclist it's fatal," he said.
Another participant, Omar Ramirez, said it is mostly about making people look and raise awareness about safety.
Protest organizers have said that although the city government has been encouraging the use of bicycles for several years now, there is still a lack of a strong awareness campaign around safety of pedestrians and cyclists.

Here's why naked cyclist ride took place in Mexico 

The protesters gathered at the Revolution Monument and rode approximately 17 kilometers across the streets

A protest for safe cycling in Mexico City sprouted on Saturday, as participants pedaled and marched naked through some of the busiest avenues in the Mexican capital.
This is the first World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) staged in two years, since previous iterations were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The protesters gathered at the Revolution Monument and rode approximately 17 kilometers (10.5 miles), across the streets of the historic center and Pase de la Reforma avenue.
Fabian Conejo, member of WNBR, suggested nudity is an allegory of their fragility in the streets as they ride alongside cars, trucks, and buses. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/how-this-tiktoker-is-helping-cuban-migrants-to-cross-us-border-watch-1653382159698">How this Tiktoker is helping Cuban migrants to cross US border&nbsp;</a>
"No matter how much safety equipment you carry as for a cyclist it's fatal," he said.
Another participant, Omar Ramirez, said it is mostly about making people look and raise awareness about safety.
Protest organizers have said that although the city government has been encouraging the use of bicycles for several years now, there is still a lack of a strong awareness campaign around safety of pedestrians and cyclists.

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