Overview
- The woman, about 40, was visiting Tequesquitengo in Jojutla, Morelos, when she lost control during a parachute descent, according to initial reports.
- Paramedics provided first aid and rushed her to the Hospital General de Jojutla, where she was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
- The Regional Southwest Prosecutor’s Office opened an investigation to determine causes and potential responsibility.
- Morelos civil protection chief Ubaldo González confirmed the death and said inspectors will conduct an exhaustive review, with sanctions possible if lapses are found.
- Authorities noted prior parachuting incidents in the area and reported that emergency crews also treated shaken tourists at the scene, while the victim’s identity has not been released.