Overview
- Authorities reported 23 deaths and 15 injuries, with families having identified 21 victims as two bodies remain unconfirmed at the forensic service.
- Three patients remain hospitalized, and a 20-year-old woman has been cleared for air transfer to a specialized burn center in Arizona.
- The prosecutor said more than 50 interviews have been conducted and summoned municipal, state and federal officials along with Waldo’s managers under potential criminal, civil and administrative liability.
- The inquiry centers on absent or expired Protección Civil programs since 2021 and on electrical installations, with experts reviewing a private transformer and rooftop solar panels and investigators seeking CFE and maintenance records.
- Municipal governments across Sonora moved to suspend Waldo’s outlets in Cajeme, Caborca, Guaymas, Empalme, Magdalena, Agua Prieta and Navojoa, as students marched and Movimiento Cinco de Junio called a November 5 protest.