US Politics | Massive fireworks explosion at bonfire leaves 17 people hurt including children at Day of the Dead celebration in Mexico
AT least 17 people including kids have been injured after a pile of fireworks exploded. A crowd had gathered in Huejutla, Mexico, for a Day of the Dead celebration when the terrifying bonfire blast happened. 
TwitterThe fireworks were set alight and exploded '/ ' 
TwitterAt least 17 people were hurt in the blast '/ ' Shocking footage shows the bonfire raging before a huge explosion erupts. Authorities said the incident on Sunday left at least 17 people injured. Among those hurt were two pregnant women and three kids. A pile of fireworks were set alight in the street and exploded, showering the surrounding crowd in sparks and explosions, the government said. More world news 
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GETTING AN EIFFEL Influencers slammed after stripping next to Eiffel Tower in bikini stunt The Huejutla municipal government said residents of the village of Tehuetlan were celebrating the end of Xantolo, which is the Huasteca regional variant of the Day of the Dead. Its celebrations last beyond the normal November 1 to 2 observance. Fireworks accidents are not uncommon in Mexico. In September, one person died and 39 were injured when fireworks exploded during a festival in a town festival just west of Mexico City. 
TwitterA crowd had gathered in Huejutla, Mexico, for a Day of the Dead celebration '/ '
TwitterThe fireworks were set alight and exploded '/ ' TwitterAt least 17 people were hurt in the blast '/ ' Shocking footage shows the bonfire raging before a huge explosion erupts. Authorities said the incident on Sunday left at least 17 people injured. Among those hurt were two pregnant women and three kids. A pile of fireworks were set alight in the street and exploded, showering the surrounding crowd in sparks and explosions, the government said. More world news WAR MACHINE Moment Ukraine drone drops grenades on Russian soldier in warning to invaders GETTING AN EIFFEL Influencers slammed after stripping next to Eiffel Tower in bikini stunt The Huejutla municipal government said residents of the village of Tehuetlan were celebrating the end of Xantolo, which is the Huasteca regional variant of the Day of the Dead. Its celebrations last beyond the normal November 1 to 2 observance. Fireworks accidents are not uncommon in Mexico. In September, one person died and 39 were injured when fireworks exploded during a festival in a town festival just west of Mexico City. TwitterA crowd had gathered in Huejutla, Mexico, for a Day of the Dead celebration '/ '
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